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1 II |      trout, Servigny remarked:~“Silence is a good thing, at times.
2 II |     alone, Mam’zelle!”~The vast silence of the horizon, the sleepy
3 II |          in the deep and solemn silence of the night.~Swayed by
4 III|        more oppressive, and the silence of the evening deeper.~Yvette
5 III|     distress. A heavy, infinite silence, which seemed eternal, hung
6 III|          Then, after a moment’s silence:~“Yes, you had better rest
7 IV | Mademoiselle!” After a moment’s silence, she repeated: “Mademoiselle,
8 IV |         so happy.”~Then after a silence, she said in a tone so low