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 1   I|         farm had hurried through their dinner and had returned
 2   I|         cock stood up proudly in their midst. When he crowed, the
 3   I|      green. The apple trees cast their shade all round them, and
 4   I|          and yellow irises, with their sword-like leaves, steamed
 5   I|        the favorable weather, of their master, who was a good fellow,
 6   I|       was a good fellow, then of their neighbors, of all the people
 7   I|         round, of themselves, of their village, of their youthful
 8   I| themselves, of their village, of their youthful days, of their
 9   I|          their youthful days, of their recollections, of their
10   I|          their recollections, of their relations, who had left
11   I|      legs, under the table, with their heavy nailed boots. By degrees,
12  II|          would suddenly discover their meaning, until at last,
13  II|          and, in order to forget their jokes, she began to work
14  II|      getting high prices for all their produce, and by baffling
15 III|         some embarrassment, with their arms hanging at their sides,
16 III|       with their arms hanging at their sides, as if they did not
17 III|     frequently become masters in their turn, and the female servants
18 III|         its making any change in their life or habits.~Rose did
19  IV|     alone together to the end of their days. That is what I have
20   V|      long, and when they were in their room together at night he