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1 I  |          evidently fresh proofs. Occasionally a gentleman entered, fashionably
2 I  |         watched the promenaders. Occasionally a woman would stop and ask
3 II |        not venture a remark, but occasionally glanced at his neighbor.
4 V  |          invite them to the cafe occasionally; but it is not lively when
5 VI |        must write to my father.” Occasionally he wrote home, and his letters
6 X  |         the evening with Charles occasionally?”~She replied: “Frequently.”~
7 XIV| embroidery upon which she worked occasionally, and said: “I have nothing