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 1   I|       to sew, as usual, but she did not feel strong enough,
 2   I|      protested, however. No, he did not despise her. He was
 3   I|      scarcely spoke to her, and did not try any longer to meet
 4   I|      that is the case." But she did not believe his promises. "
 5  II| incapable of reasoning that she did not even try to think of
 6  II| looking-glass, before which she did her hair, as she was very
 7  II|        to see whether her apron did not look too short.~The
 8  II|       she was asked a question, did not appear to understand;
 9  II|         into her pocket, as she did not venture to confide her
10  II|       DENTU, Deputy Mayor."~She did not say a word and went
11 III|       eight months old, and she did not recognize it. It had
12 III|         cry herself, because it did not know her, and stretched
13 III|         their sides, as if they did not know what to do with
14 III|      make a man's fortune."~She did not move, but looked frightened;
15 III|      but looked frightened; she did not even try to comprehend
16 III|         Then he stopped, for he did not know what else to say,
17 III|      their life or habits.~Rose did not go to bed that night.
18 III|       adhered to her flesh. She did not dare to touch them,
19 III|       is settled isn't it?" She did not reply at first, and
20 III|       by which to swear, as she did not venture to invoke sacred
21 III|         his eyes at meal times. Did you ever give him your promise,
22 III|         near her. She certainly did not consent, but she resisted
23 III|        married next month."~She did not reply, for what could
24 III|         what could she say? She did not resist, for what could
25  IV|       him so." She was hurt and did not reply, and then she
26  IV|         lost her composure, and did not venture to remain alone
27  IV|        greasy cassock. But Rose did not venture to say anything
28   V|     rain until daylight. As she did not obey him, he seized
29   V|        but she said nothing and did not move. In his exasperation
30   V|       That was the reason why I did not want to marry you. I
31   V|        as I suppose you know? I did not want to marry you,"
32   V|       six," she whispered. "Why did you not tell me about it?"