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 1    I,  I  |             ANNE DE GUILLEROY.”~He answered this note, asking when he
 2    I,  I  |            talk to her; she barely answered him. When he attempted to
 3    I,  III|          ask “Who is that?” Bertin answered: “The Pontaiglin,” “the
 4    I,  III|        Count pleasantly.~As no one answered, he continued: “It seems
 5    I,  IV |            alike that the servants answered “Yes, Madame” to the daughter
 6   II,  II |           Madame feel to-day?” she answered, feeling exhausted from
 7   II,  II |               It never lasts,” she answered, approaching nearer.~“Let
 8   II,  II | star-gazing, Countess?”~“Yes,” she answered. “You also, as it appears.”~“
 9   II,  III|          so, my dear,” her husband answered; “I just saw him going away
10   II,  IV |           to give her.~The footman answered him, when he presented himself:~“
11   II,  IV |          animated by his vivacity, answered him with all the mischief
12   II,  IV |            that to me often, and I answered you—”~She interrupted him
13   II,  V  |     Marquis, unmistakably in love, answered him brightly, while gazing
14   II,  V  |            said she softly.~But he answered, almost violently: “No,
15   II,  VI |           and watched it grow.”~He answered as if she had accused him: “
16   II,  VI |          red eyelids, the Countess answered: “I have a little note to
17   II,  VI |     complain,” Madame de Guilleroy answered.~“Oh, he is growing old,
18   II,  VI |           not listening and hardly answered, being pursued by anxiety
19   II,  VI |           do not know exactly,” he answered in a very low voice; “it
20   II,  VI |           hand she clasped, and he answered these calls by tightening