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 1    I,  I  |       three years rheumatism had sent him to watering-places at
 2    I,  I  |       plan for her marriage, and sent for her that she might meet
 3    I,  I  |         an actress he would have sent flowers or even a jewel;
 4    I,  III|    offended because they had not sent for him sooner, but not
 5    I,  IV |     decorative painters who have sent canvases of unusual proportions
 6    I,  IV |      suggest amusements for him, sent him to the theater, forced
 7    I,  IV |         that he desired, she had sent her daughter to bed as soon
 8   II,  II |           I thought that you had sent her alone to meet me at
 9   II,  III|   evening!”~And this exclamation sent a warm wave of happiness
10   II,  III|     suffering and relief. So she sent him a telegram, and awaited
11   II,  VI | exclaimed Annette; “who can have sent them?”~“Olivier Bertin,