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 1 11|       very emotional, charming little woman whose memory, although
 2 12|  troglodytes enclosed in their little vaults, in their little
 3 12|        little vaults, in their little graves covered with a stone
 4 14|   neighborhood. It is a pretty little statue by Millet, but ruined
 5 18|        to bury in rows beneath little slabs of marble those who
 6 19|        of my remembrance on my little friend's last resting place.
 7 21|        was dead. All at once a little motion of her back, like
 8 46|     sat down side by side on a little sofa and she began to talk
 9 53|                           In a little restaurant in the neighborhood:~
10 59|                 She demurred a little. I insisted. She yielded,
11 63|        thought much about this little cemetery friend. However,
12 67| brushed past her she gave me a little signal, a tiny little signal
13 67|        a little signal, a tiny little signal with her eye, which