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 1   I|    talked amicably. They spoke about the favorable weather, of
 2  II|       away.~They began to talk about her and to tease-her about
 3  II|     about her and to tease-her about her lover. They asked her
 4  II|     wasted. She was as miserly about her master's money as if
 5  II|       strict eye on everything about her that, under her direction,
 6  II|       schoolmaster three times about it, but when she got there,
 7  II|       she got there, she spoke about something else. She felt
 8 III|       into the fields, and ran about excitedly with it, and sat
 9 III|         but, after waiting for about five minutes, he asked her: "
10 III|    could there be any scruples about an unequal match between
11 III|       thighs, and she was just about to throw her self in when
12 III| together, and that you thought about getting married."~Rose was
13  IV| despise her, to know something about the affair at last. In consequence
14  IV|    also. "Yes, yes, I know all about it; your husband has mentioned
15   V|        Why did you not tell me about it?" he asked. "How could
16   V|    found one. I asked the cure about an orphan some time ago."~