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 1   I|     PART I~As the weather was very fine, the people on the
 2   I|       time," she said. "It is very hard to be separated like
 3   I|   feeling of respect and of a very different kind of admiration
 4   I|  stronger, he stammered out: "Very well, I will marry you,
 5  II|      did her hair, as she was very anxious to know whether
 6  II|   write to tell you that I am very ill. Our neighbor, Monsieur
 7  II|       fresh suffering in that very love, suffering which she
 8  II|      get away, as she was not very well. He acceded to her
 9 III|   felt embarrassed, which was very unusual with him; but, at
10 III|      hurried out of the room, very glad to have got through
11 III|      the country every one is very nearly equal; the farmer
12 III|  strong in simple natures and very imperfectly protected by
13  IV|      the farmer's temper grew very bad.~For two or three years
14  IV|    crossly to him, as she was very busy, her husband suddenly
15  IV|     say that it is, but it is very provoking, all the same."~
16   V| surprised she was, he added: "Very well, we will go and fetch
17   V|    but I am glad, I am really very glad."~