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 1    I,  I  |             Madame de Guilleroy had given her in the country two governesses,
 2    I,  I  |           it not she who might have given him this almost impossible
 3    I,  II |        murdered prostitute had been given as a present by the suspected
 4    I,  III|         Thanks to the opportunities given them by the customs of fashionable
 5    I,  III|             he touched some object, given by himself on some anniversary;
 6    I,  III|        whose incessant exercise had given them bodies of steel, they
 7    I,  III|            he tasted that happiness given only to artists, the happiness
 8    I,  III|           of the beauties of nature given in the heart of Paris.~Olivier
 9    I,  III|    attention, light but continuous, given by women to this labor of
10    I,  III|          made him suffer, which had given him suffering that day,
11    I,  III|           instant, all that she has given him.~With a throbbing heart
12   II,  II |         thank the mother for having given him this pleasure.~When
13   II,  II | satisfaction of knowing that he had given her pleasure had quieted
14   II,  II |          the savor of former kisses given and returned; she made of
15   II,  II |           alone, when he might have given her the joy of taking her
16   II,  IV |        little gold case that he had given her, opened it, and offered
17   II,  V  |       performance at the Opera, had given new hope to the Countess.~
18   II,  V  |              which all her life had given her triumph, found itself
19   II,  V  |      sadness things that would have given her joy, leaving her not
20   II,  VI |           discussing the care to be given. Turning her head the Countess