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 1 17 |                        M. Cimme, a fat, puffing person,
 2 22 |                      Mme. Cimme and Mme. Colombel immediately
 3 23 |                           Cimme turned to his brother-in-law,
 4 25 | on the ground floor. Even Cimme made way for the others.
 5 30 |                   At last Cimme asked:~
 6 36 |                           Cimme, finding this scene painful,
 7 49 |   the room and on to Mme. Cimme's knees. She began to pet
 8 51 |                           Cimme, in the garden, was playing
 9 55 | her pocket for her purse, Cimme stopped her, and, turning
10 61 |                      Mme. Cimme, looking out over the climbing
11 67 |                           Cimme exclaimed: "Funny what people
12 70 |                       But Cimme dissuaded her from the idea:~
13 72 |     Nobody insisted. Mme. Cimme observed the two green birds
14 72 |  imitating these animals. Cimme began to laugh, looked at
15 72 | deal of doubt on his own, Cimme's, faithfulness:~
16 80 | the cellar fifteen years. Cimme declared:~
17 86 |              If you wish, Cimme, I would be willing to exchange
18 93 |                           Cimme fell asleep, his well-rounded
19 95 |  see what was the matter. Cimme, waking up, did not budge,
20 105|                      Then Cimme, resigned, arose and entered