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 1  II|       she got back, she told the farmer her bad news, and he allowed
 2  II|       Vallin's servant," and the farmer himself said everywhere: "
 3  II|      rather bitterly that if the farmer could put fifty or a hundred
 4  II|          last, one day, when the farmer was having breakfast by
 5 III|          manner of peasants.~The farmer, a stout, jovial, obstinate
 6 III|          misfortune. At last the farmer grew impatient and said: "
 7 III|        is very nearly equal; the farmer works with his laborers,
 8 III|     morning that she got up, the farmer suddenly came and planted
 9 III|        air of sincerity that the farmer hesitated, and then he continued,
10 III|       immediately recognized the farmer's voice, when he said to
11 III|         the attentions which the farmer tried to press on her, but
12  IV|     happy now, when suddenly the farmer's temper grew very bad.~
13  IV|        afresh; and at dinner the farmer neither spoke to her nor
14  IV|          what she was doing. The farmer was waiting for her, as
15   V|         in it every evening. The farmer consented to try it, but
16   V| assuredly have run away, but the farmer rubbed his hands and said: "