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 1   I|         drew closer to her.~"I have not seen my mother for a
 2   I|    going up to him, she said: "Have I hurt you?" He, however,
 3   I|      has made a slip, he would have more than enough to do."~
 4   I|     once," she said. "You must have the banns put up." "At once,"
 5   I|      Yes;" the man replied; "I have got his place."~This made
 6  II|      poor girl, how stupid you have grown lately."~In church
 7  II|     she liked, and promised to have her work done by a charwoman
 8  II|    When you come back, I shall have something to say to you
 9 III|      Rose," he said, "that you have never thought of settling
10 III|      of the room, very glad to have got through with the matter,
11 III| proposal which she could never have expected and which would
12 III|   angrily: "Then I suppose you have a lover?" "Perhaps that
13 III|        me to marry him I would have nothing to do with him."
14 III|     himself:. "What, then? You have not had a misfortune, as
15 III|      they call it, or it would have been known, and as it has
16 III|       t be frightened, Rose; I have come to speak to you." She
17 III|     morning he said to her: "I have put up our banns, and we
18  IV|       three years he seemed to have been nursing some secret
19  IV|         she said to him: "What have you got against me?"~He
20  IV|      shout and to swear: "What have I got against you? That
21  IV|        got against you? That I have no children, by ---. When
22  IV|     their days. That is what I have against you. When a cow
23   V|       had only one thought: to have a child another child; she
24   V|   altered voice she hissed: "I have had a child, I have had
25   V|          I have had a child, I have had one! I had it by Jacques;
26   V|        tell you, for you would have left me without any bread
27   V|        bread for my child. You have never had any children,
28   V|      increasing surprise: "You have a child? You have a child?"~"
29   V|          You have a child? You have a child?"~"You took me by
30   V|        it is my fault that you have no children?" She gave him
31   V|        child, as you and I can have none together."~She was
32   V|   strength she would assuredly have run away, but the farmer
33   V|       to adopt one, and now we have found one. I asked the cure