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 1    I,  I  | Roncieres every year; but in the past three years rheumatism had
 2    I,  I  |       fro in his studio. All the past of this liaison unrolled
 3    I,  II |          fruitful schemes of the past ten years, and she had cherished
 4    I,  III|      make haste; it is a quarter past seven.”~The dining-room
 5    I,  III|         that thus reanimated the past? No. What, then?~Was it
 6    I,  III|      heart all the chords of the past.~Was it not a sound, rather?
 7    I,  III|        Olivier now dreaming over past years. It seemed to him
 8   II,  II |          and from the now buried past she gathered all the intimate
 9   II,  II |         in him the memory of the past! Her laughter, her pretty
10   II,  II |          she made of the far-off past, of which he had forgotten
11   II,  III|        her like an impression of past suffering.~When she went
12   II,  III|          caused to recede into a past that already seemed far
13   II,  IV |         the music of the distant past, graceful and light, one
14   II,  V  |      memories were things of the past. His life? How short, how
15   II,  V  |           from the depths of his past, all these reminiscences
16   II,  VI |  breakfast with you at a quarter past one?”~“Yes, I should like
17   II,  VI |         period of their finished past, revived in their memory