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 1 6 |                           Tell it to us," they all exclaimed
 2 8 |     the middle of September -- it was beautiful weather --
 3 8 |       bright and the air warm, it takes away from you all
 4 9 |        Then, as I strolled on, it occurred to me to walk as
 5 10|     feeling of sadness; I need it. And, besides, I have good
 6 11|                                It is in this cemetery of Montmartre
 7 11|   woman whose memory, although it causes me great sorrow,
 8 14| janitress in the neighborhood. It is a pretty little statue
 9 16|     increased, while rendering it poetical, the sensation
10 19|        soon have had enough of it and that I must place the
11 21|     She leaned her forehead on it, and her veil spreading
12 40|   began to talk about herself. It was sad, so sad to be always
13 41|          That sounded sincere. It sounded pretty from her
14 63|     occupied my attention, and it was about a month before
15 66|   approached I recognized her. It was she!~
16 69|        Are there many such? Is it a profession? Do they parade