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1    I,  I  |        thought that she was his mistress, and that between them,
2    I,  I  |       himself with this sort of mistress, who would eat into his
3    I,  I  |    become quite certain that no mistress would trouble herself as
4    I,  III|      awaiting the coming of his mistress, and now he suddenly felt
5    I,  III|      that he was alone with his mistress, now that he felt on his
6   II,  II |         tea-tray, looked at her mistress, and, touched to see her
7   II,  II |       the tea and looked at her mistress, who was still drowsy, she
8   II,  V  | sleeping all the letters of the mistress of his heart. There they