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 1    I,  I  |      thousand times heard and repeated, upon the same persons,
 2    I,  I  |   willingly!”~This remark was repeated to the young Countess the
 3    I,  I  |   embraces a crying child. He repeated in a very soft tone: “There,
 4    I,  I  | perturbation of her mind.~She repeated aloud, as if to understand
 5    I,  I  |      and regret. After he had repeated to himself all the reproaches
 6    I,  II |     been saying you will hear repeated at least once a week until
 7    I,  III|      on Guilleroy’s shoulder, repeated in a gentle and amicable
 8    I,  III|   great length, told stories, repeated jests, and made some himself.
 9    I,  III|       express.~“Good-bye!” he repeated, taking her hands.~“Good-by,
10    I,  III|     With a throbbing heart he repeated for the third time, “Good-by!”
11    I,  IV |      shining eyes to his, she repeated her question: “You love
12   II,  II |      he compared the two, but repeated mechanically, “Yes, it is
13   II,  II |       Yes, yes, I am old,” he repeated. “Everything shows it, my
14   II,  II |    words to express them.”~He repeated softly, over and over:~“
15   II,  II |       opera. Several times he repeated the celebrated phrase by
16   II,  III|    that she seemed dazed; she repeated many times: “Heavens! is
17   II,  V  |   only love me a little,” she repeated.~“Yes, I love you,” he said
18   II,  V  |       believing her ears, she repeated: “To the Marquis?”~“Why,
19   II,  VI |  oftener he heard those names repeated. Immense posters, too, affixed
20   II,  VI | tasted a drop of despair, and repeated several times:~“Ah, poor
21   II,  VI |      it happen?” the Countess repeated.~“I know hardly anything
22   II,  VI |     followed by the Count who repeated:~“Do not worry yourself,
23   II,  VI |      Burn them, Any!” Olivier repeated.~With the same movement
24   II,  VI |     and dazed.~Terrified, she repeated: “Do you suffer? Olivier!