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 1   I|      child's cart, driven by a man as tall as one's finger.~
 2   I| laughed and replied: "Oh! if a man were to marry all the girls
 3   I|       however, she saw another man come in at dinner time,
 4   I|      Jacques left?" "Yes;" the man replied; "I have got his
 5 III|       stout, jovial, obstinate man of forty-five, who had lost
 6 III|     wife like you would make a man's fortune."~She did not
 7 III|      trembling with shame.~The man got as red as a poppy, and
 8 III|         Suddenly, however, the man shouted: "By George! It
 9 III|     George! It is Jacques, the man who was here last year.
10 III|   quite unprotected, with that man standing near her. She certainly
11 III|         They lived together as man and wife, and one morning
12  IV|        her the impression of a man whom she had robbed, and
13  IV|       children, by ---. When a man takes a wife it is not that
14   V| without keeping his word."~The man was thunderstruck and could