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 1 2 |    happy fellow, still young, for he was scarcely forty. A
 2 2 |   gave him a great reputation for cleverness in society.~
 3 17|     the books of Paul de Kock for getting rid of the spleen
 4 17|   their sorrow, their desires for the happiness of the vanished
 5 22|    the enemy at Tonquin. Pray for him.'~
 6 23|       how she had married him for love, and being an orphan,
 7 28|    Did you also come to mourn for some one?'~
 8 42|      to going upstairs alone, for I live on the fourth floor.
 9 46|      her loneliness. She rang for her maid, in order to offer
10 51| attentive and, after chatting for some time, I said:~
11 60|       evidently had a costume for the cemetery and one for
12 60|      for the cemetery and one for the town.~
13 69|       to seek among the tombs for men who were in sorrow,