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 1  13|     belongs to him, at having to see any portion of his substance
 2  20|          their wraps. They could see one another but indistinctly
 3 128|         no education, but when I see them wearing themselves
 4 149|          in their own homes. You see, sir, poor folk always help
 5 168|                   They wished to see the officer, but that also
 6 170| stretching his legs, went out to see if he could sell wine to
 7 173|               Then they asked to see the officer. The count sent
 8 173|         men would be admitted to see him after his luncheon --
 9 219|  peasants at Yvetot. She did not see him once a year, and never
10 223|       behave so with men I don't see that she has any right to
11 296|       The rest seemed neither to see nor to know her -- all save