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 1   I|        strong enough, and so she went to the door to get a mouthful
 2   I|     animal comfort, and then she went to look for eggs in the
 3   I|       annoyed her again, and she went out to sit on the grass
 4   I|      through the straw. The girl went to the shed, where the carts
 5   I|        farmhouse was asleep, she went out noiselessly in her petticoat,
 6   I|       she released her grasp and went away without another word.~
 7   I|       they were all at work, she went up into her room and cried,
 8  II|       look too short.~The months went on, and she scarcely spoke
 9  II|      impatience and anxiety, she went to the schoolmaster, who
10  II|       She did not say a word and went away, but as soon as she
11  II|        great care of it, and she went back to the farm.~But now
12  II|        an increase of wages. She went to see the schoolmaster
13 III|       her into his room; and she went, feeling astonished and
14 III|       she gave him no answer, he went on: "You are a good, steady,
15 III|    waiting for a few seconds, he went on: "You see, a farm without
16 III|        the nightmare; her candle went out, and then she began
17 III|      over her body, and then she went downstairs, as if she were
18 III|     outside she started off. She went on straight before her,
19 III|         old white horse, and she went to bed as soon as she could
20  IV| happiness on earth, and whom she went to see twice a year, though
21  IV|     floating in it. And so years went on, until the child was
22  IV|          not reply, and then she went back into the house, with
23  IV|         the increasing mist. She went up to him, as he was going
24  IV|         said: "Courage."~And she went out and returned to the
25   V|       the shrine at Fecamp. Rose went with the crowd and prostrated
26   V|        on her petticoat and they went downstairs; and While she