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 1   I|    if they had been out for an evening's walk, and said: "
 2  II|  something like brightness, an unknown love for that frail
 3  II| made up her mind to ask for an increase of wages. She went
 4 III| there be any scruples about an unequal match between them,
 5 III|   scudding before the wind. An owl hooted; she shivered,
 6 III|   him." She spoke with such an air of sincerity that the
 7  IV|    rest, and she lived with an easier mind, though still
 8   V|      a neighbor told her of an infallible method. This
 9   V| gesture, she sat up, and in an altered voice she hissed: "
10   V|      I asked the cure about an orphan some time ago."~Then,