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 1   I|        however, only laughed. "No, it was a mere nothing;
 2   I|         He protested, however. No, he did not despise her.
 3   I|  without another word.~She had no chance of speaking to him
 4  II|       hid behind a pillar, and no longer ventured to go to
 5 III|       seeing that she gave him no answer, he went on: "You
 6 III|        a good deal, for he had no doubt that she would the
 7 III|       there, over forever. She no longer thought of her child;
 8 III|     she said with difficulty: "No, master, I cannot." He immediately
 9 III|      say?" And as she gave him no answer, he continued: "Ah!
10 III|       you; it is Jean Baudu?' "No, not he," she exclaimed. "
11 III|        is Pierre Martin?" "Oh! no, master."~And he angrily
12 III|      iron, and she exclaimed: "No, it is not he, it is not
13 III|  master straight in the face. "No, never, never; I will solemnly
14 III|      been known, and as it has no consequences, no girl would
15 III|        it has no consequences, no girl would refuse her master
16  IV|       against you? That I have no children, by ---. When a
17  IV|    against you. When a cow has no calves she is not worth
18  IV| anything, and when a woman has no children she is also not
19   V|      is my fault that you have no children?" She gave him
20   V|        children?" She gave him no answer, and he began to