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 1 I   |         alleys bright with electric light and seat yourself where
 2 III |             work.” So he placed his light upon the table and began
 3 III | circumstances.” He extinguished his light and fell asleep.~He awoke
 4 III |      descended the staircase with a light heart.~
 5 V   |           glisten whenever a ray of light penetrated the dark recesses
 6 VI  |      completed, he extinguished his light and descended the stairs.~
 7 VIII|           so dark that they have to light the lamps at three o’clock
 8 VIII|           face which the flickering light made more hollow. That was
 9 X   |            steps toward home with a light heart. As he passed a florist’
10 XI  |           to love him madly.~With a light heart he returned home.
11 XIII|           retraced his steps with a light heart, thinking of a thousand
12 XIII|          out again, smoking, with a light heart, he knew not why.~
13 XIII|          more. She extinguished the light. He could not sleep. He
14 XIV |       extinguished, and in order to light the way the journalist from
15 XV  |      Carlsbourg it was one blaze of light. A magnificent carpet was
16 XVI |            succession. They heard a light step approach, and a woman’