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 1 III |   broken off as soon as the month’s allowance was spent, and
 2 III |    by another the following month. And yet there must be some
 3 VII |    me crushed with woe this month past, spending my nights
 4 VII |    is; I have known it this month past. Your feelings are
 5 VII |  what I have heard for this month past from your brother,
 6 VII |  you—”~“Let me speak. For a month past I have suffered all
 7 VIII|    make her first trip next month.”~Roland was amazed.~“So
 8 VIII|   doctor began again.~“Next month, you say, the Lorraine is
 9 IX  |    leaving Havre early next month.”~Marowsko took off his
10 IX  | that her hair, which only a month ago had been gray, was now
11 IX  | will be back again within a month.”~She stammered out: “I