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 1     I,      II|    back for her bonnet - was ten mètres below us, and we
 2     I,     III|     you one hundred francs - ten more than your goats are
 3     I,      VI| drive sleep from my eyes for ten nights to come, and to raise
 4     I,    VIII|       I went at once. It was ten years since I had seen him
 5     I,    VIII|      once, although the last ten years had considerably changed
 6     I,    VIII|      just the same as he did ten years ago; not altered in
 7     I,    VIII|   not a bit worse than I was ten years ago, and far better
 8     I,      IX|  that would not have fetched ten florins at auction. Of silver
 9     I,      IX|      or feebler than you did ten years ago, and there is
10     I,      IX|      you should not live for ten years longer, or even more,
11     I,      IX|   then I may hope to see you ten years hence as hearty as
12     I,      IX|      are now, or as you were ten years ago. For you are in
13     I,      XI|    reeds and pipe-stems, and ten bills of one thousand florins
14     I,    XIII|      VALKYRS.~ ~It was about ten or twelve days after my
15    II,       I|    deer-park, which is about ten thousand acres in extent.