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 1   I|         where the fire was dying out on the hearth beneath the
 2   I|          time to time she dipped out some water and slowly washed
 3   I|       and which the heat brought out. With this there was mingled
 4   I|      pans of milk which were set out to raise the cream in the
 5   I|          her again, and she went out to sit on the grass for
 6   I|          she undid it, spread it out and lay down upon it at
 7   I|      head and her legs stretched out.~Gradually her eyes closed,
 8   I|      avenue, as if they had been out for an evening's walk, and
 9   I|          him till they were both out of breath. From that moment
10   I|   farmhouse was asleep, she went out noiselessly in her petticoat,
11   I|      horse as he, pulled the hay out of the manger and then slowly
12   I|       the stronger, he stammered out: "Very well, I will marry
13  II|          that she had been found out by the cowherd, a precocious
14 III|          know her, and stretched out its arms to its nurse as
15 III| hesitating a little, and looking out of the window as he talked. "
16 III|         it over."~And he hurried out of the room, very glad to
17 III|        struck the hour she broke out in a perspiration from grief.
18 III|       nightmare; her candle went out, and then she began to imagine
19 III|      breaking. The girl was worn out and panting; and when the
20 III|        as a poppy, and stammered out in a rage: "Ah! So you confess
21 III|        he still tried to find it out, with his brutish obstinacy,
22  IV|        which she could never get out, and all kinds of misfortunes
23  IV|    robbed, and who would find it out some day or other. And then
24  IV|  immediately the small bell rang out the Angelus through the
25  IV|          to him, as he was going out.~"Is Monsieur le Cure at
26  IV|           Courage."~And she went out and returned to the farm
27   V|           And they tried to find out. They were told of a shepherd
28   V|          and was wearing himself out in useless hopes.~Then war
29   V|    useless hopes.~Then war broke out between them; he called
30   V|          get up and go and stand out of doors in the rain until
31   V|         but at last he stammered out: "What are you saying? What
32   V|         both cheeks, and shouted out, as though she could not