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 1   I|   the fields.~The servant, Rose, remained alone in the large
 2   I| the tall yellow dandelions rose up like streaks of yellow
 3  II|    there, and the next day Rose gave birth to a seven-months
 4 III|  as he talked. "How is it, Rose," he said, "that you have
 5 III| know what else to say, and Rose looked at him with the air
 6 III|   in their life or habits.~Rose did not go to bed that night.
 7 III|  panting; and when the sun rose in the purple sky, she stopped,
 8 III|    about getting married."~Rose was choking, and she grew
 9 III| her: "Don't be frightened, Rose; I have come to speak to
10  IV|  of the. arches, looked to Rose like her last hope, and
11  IV|    his greasy cassock. But Rose did not venture to say anything
12   V|   to the shrine at Fecamp. Rose went with the crowd and