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 1   I|     which so many things had been continually spilled and
 2   I| fellow from Picardy, who had been making love to her for a
 3   I|      for a long time. He had been herding the sheep, and,
 4   I|   the avenue, as if they had been out for an evening's walk,
 5  II| always fancying that she had been found out by the cowherd,
 6  II|      in her heart, which had been wounded so long, there arose
 7  II|  master's money as if it had been her own; and, by dint of
 8 III|  herself on it, as if it had been some prey, and kissed it
 9 III|     her chair, as if she had been struck, and there she remained
10 III|    call it, or it would have been known, and as it has no
11 III|      exhausted as if she had been turning the thrashing machine
12  IV|      years he seemed to have been nursing some secret anxiety,