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 1   I|    farmyards replied to him, as if they were uttering challenges
 2   I|       then stopped suddenly, as if surprised at being alone.~
 3   I|   sword-like leaves, steamed as if the moisture of the stables
 4   I|      his neighbor's heavy hand, if they remained side by side
 5   I|       accord, in the avenue, as if they had been out for an
 6   I|       laughed and replied: "Oh! if a man were to marry all
 7  II|        Dentu, begs you to come, if you can.~"From your affectionate
 8  II|     about her master's money as if it had been her own; and,
 9  II|      think rather bitterly that if the farmer could put fifty
10  II|         in asking for money, as if it were something disgraceful;
11 III|         threw herself on it, as if it had been some prey, and
12 III|      hanging at their sides, as if they did not know what to
13 III|    thoughts were in a whirl, as if at the approach of some
14 III|      fell back on her chair, as if she had been struck, and
15 III|   certainly bring him more than if she had the best dowry in
16 III|         she went downstairs, as if she were walking in her
17 III|      solemnly swear to you that if he were to come to-day and
18 III|       and then he continued, as if speaking to himself:. "What,
19 III|         but was as exhausted as if she had been turning the
20  IV|        married him. She felt as if she were in a pit with inaccessible
21  IV| brutally, and it even seemed as if he had a grudge against
22  IV|       in his unpleasant voice: "If that were your own child
23   V|          She was so scared that if she had had the strength