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 1   I|    yellow dandelions rose up like streaks of yellow light,
 2   I|      dolls, and white horses like toys, who were drawing a
 3   I|    very hard to be separated like that," and she directed
 4   I|   they remained side by side like that much longer; but she
 5   I|    nice of you to despise me like that, Jacques." He protested,
 6  II|  long, there arose something like brightness, an unknown love
 7  II| questions seemed to hurt her like the prick of a pin; and,
 8  II|     she had taken to working like two; she economized in the
 9 III|    rosy and chubby all over, like a little roll of fat. She
10 III|  economical girl; and a wife like you would make a man's fortune."~
11 III| succeed, even with a servant like you." Then he stopped, for
12 III|     she remained motionless, like a person who is overwhelmed
13 III|  flee before her misfortune, like a ship scudding before the
14 III|  whose stagnant water looked like blood under the reflection
15 III|    you cannot? I should just like to know the reason why?"
16 III|      dried up on her cheeks, like drops of water on hot iron,
17  IV|  were hanging over her head, like huge rocks, which would
18  IV|       arches, looked to Rose like her last hope, and with