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 1   I|      and strings of onions, and then she sat down, rather overcome
 2   I|      them without thinking, and then she raised her eyes and
 3   I|    apple trees in blossom. Just then a colt, full of life and
 4   I|     jumped over the ditches and then stopped suddenly, as if
 5   I|  feeling of animal comfort, and then she went to look for eggs
 6   I|     ditch and sat down upon it. Then, not feeling comfortable,
 7   I|          who was a good fellow, then of their neighbors, of all
 8   I|         asked.~He hesitated and then looked at her sideways,
 9   I|           Yes, of course I do."~Then she threw her arms round
10   I|     state of consternation, but then she got angry, and her rage
11   I|           What do you want?" he then asked her. And with clenched
12   I|        more than enough to do."~Then she seized him by the throat,
13   I|       hay out of the manger and then slowly munched it.~When
14   I| hesitated for a few moments and then said: "I swear it, by Heaven!"~
15   I|         I swear it, by Heaven!"~Then she released her grasp and
16  II|                         PART II~Then a cloud of constant misery
17  II|        request immediately, and then added, in some embarrassment
18 III|         scream with terror; and then she began to cry herself,
19 III|         shade of the trees; and then, for the first time in her
20 III|       with a servant like you." Then he stopped, for he did not
21 III|       at him, almost in terror, then suddenly the tears came
22 III|       of what had happened, and then she was frightened at the
23 III|        her candle went out, and then she began to imagine that
24 III|      and all over her body, and then she went downstairs, as
25 III|    accompanied her, and now and then some night bird flew over
26 III|         not reply at first, and then, as he remained standing
27 III|           He looked at her, and then exclaimed angrily: "Then
28 III|        then exclaimed angrily: "Then I suppose you have a lover?" "
29 III|        So you will not tell me. Then I will tell you; it is Jean
30 III|        not he," she exclaimed. "Then it is Pierre Martin?" "Oh!
31 III|       the farmer hesitated, and then he continued, as if speaking
32 III|    speaking to himself:. "What, then? You have not had a misfortune,
33  IV|      out some day or other. And then she thought of her child,
34  IV|     hurt and did not reply, and then she went back into the house,
35   V|         had the desired effect. Then the priest advised them
36   V|         but it was in vain, and then she thought that she was
37   V|   himself out in useless hopes.~Then war broke out between them;
38   V|     rage, he began to beat her. Then in her despair she rebelled,
39   V|   saying? What are you saying?" Then she began to sob, and amid
40   V|        she said, still sobbing.~Then he got up, lit the candle,
41   V|        front of her, and said: "Then it is my fault that you
42   V|     walk up and down again, and then, stopping again, he continued: "
43   V|       with some difficulty, and then, when she was standing on
44   V|       an orphan some time ago."~Then, still laughing, he kissed