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 1    I,  I  |     could not bring himself to leave it.~As a matter of custom,
 2    I,  I  |       of your love, or I shall leave this studio never to return.
 3    I,  II |       undertone.~Everyone took leave at an early hour, and when
 4    I,  IV |      whiteness.~As Bertin took leave of the ladies at the door
 5   II,  I  |    died at Roncieres. We shall leave~here at midnight. Do not
 6   II,  I  |       have a change of air, to leave the place where that happened,
 7   II,  I  |     Well, then, I will. I will leave to-morrow by the one o’clock
 8   II,  II |         She no longer tried to leave him, attracted by the thought
 9   II,  II |        Countess said: “We must leave here soon.”~“Oh, don’t speak
10   II,  II |      exclaimed. “You would not leave Roncieres when I was not
11   II,  III| Comtesse, blondes should never leave off mourning” she went away
12   II,  III| however, discreetly took their leave early, for, so soon after
13   II,  III|       the verge of hysterics.~“Leave me! I cannot speak here.
14   II,  III|      Listen again: Why did you leave abruptly, the night before
15   II,  IV |      into silence, appeared to leave it to the mind to give a
16   II,  IV |    radiant, now arose.~“I will leave you my carriage,” said he; “
17   II,  V  |       he is beginning again to leave off his ‘tu’ to me!”~His
18   II,  V  |   never had done for anyone—to leave her until death all her
19   II,  VI |        You will excuse me if I leave you? I have a dressmaker
20   II,  VI |        do, my friend?”~“Do not leave me alone.”~“I will go to