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 1 I  |  ago. At present she must live off the common herd, or
 2 II |  was mild—good weather to live in. The grateful coolness
 3 II |  of the way in which they live in communities, and play
 4 II |   friends, for she had to live, as in traveling a person
 5 III|  the country, and we must live like the country people;
 6 III|   if need be, and we will live as honest women, somewhere
 7 III| worse. A pretty girl must live or suffer—she has no choice!”
 8 III|  them. They have money to live on and amuse themselves,
 9 IV |   and how? What would she live on? By working? At what?
10 IV |   die.~Why should she not live? Why should she not be loved?
11 IV |    never to speak, and to live like that forever. An infinite
12 IV | strong, imperious wish to live, to be happy—no matter how—