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 1   I|     favorable weather, of their master, who was a good fellow,
 2  II| trembling hands, which made her master say to her occasionally: "
 3  II|  determined to work so that her master would be obliged to raise
 4  II|        was as miserly about her master's money as if it had been
 5  II|        around people talked of "Master Vallin's servant," and the
 6 III|      scarcely got in before her master called her into his room;
 7 III|       you?" "Will what suit me, master?" And he said quickly: "
 8 III|       and drove the girl to her master's farm in his gig.~She was
 9 III|      said with difficulty: "No, master, I cannot." He immediately
10 III|        Pierre Martin?" "Oh! no, master."~And he angrily mentioned
11 III|        This time she looked her master straight in the face. "No,
12 III|        no girl would refuse her master on that account. There must
13 III|       You will not?" "I cannot, master," she said, with a sigh,