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 1   I|     really want to marry me?" she asked.~He hesitated and then looked
 2   I|        What do you want?" he then asked her. And with clenched teeth,
 3   I|           all the people whom she asked laughed maliciously. All
 4  II|       spoke now, and when she was asked a question, did not appear
 5  II|   tease-her about her lover. They asked her whether he was tall,
 6  II| uncomfortable under his gaze, but asked for a week's holiday, so
 7 III|        for about five minutes, he asked her: "Well, will it suit
 8 III|          I cannot!" "Why not?" he asked. "Come, don't be silly;
 9 III|           Is that really a fact?" asked the cunning peasant, who
10 III|         strength to speak, and he asked her again: "You will not?" "
11  IV|    Monsieur le Cure at home?" she asked. "Of course he is; this
12   V|         not tell me about it?" he asked. "How could I?" she replied,
13   V|          now we have found one. I asked the cure about an orphan