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 1   I|      boiler of hot water. From time to time she dipped out some
 2   I|        hot water. From time to time she dipped out some water
 3   I|      to sit on the grass for a time.~The farmyard, which was
 4   I|  making love to her for a long time. He had been herding the
 5   I|       had left them for a long time, and it might be forever.
 6   I|      seen my mother for a long time," she said. "It is very
 7   I|  another man come in at dinner time, and she said: "Has Jacques
 8  II|      ink, in her hand. After a time, however, she put it into
 9  II| household; so that, in a short time, she became. indispensable
10  II|       her weight in gold."~But time passed by, and her wages
11 III|        and then, for the first time in her life, she opened
12 III|    terror increased, and every time the great kitchen clock
13 III|         springy trot, and from time to time she unconsciously
14 III| springy trot, and from time to time she unconsciously uttered
15 III|        your promise, eh?"~This time she looked her master straight
16  IV|    came back more unhappy each time.~But she gradually grew
17   V|     might be fruitful a second time; but it was in vain, and
18   V|      cure about an orphan some time ago."~Then, still laughing,