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 1     I,    VIII|        who served for porter, gardener, and all other purposes -
 2     I,    VIII|      a place. I must call the gardener - "~ ~"Don't take the least
 3     I,     XII|       was well. I should be a gardener in summer and a museum-keeper
 4     I,    XIII|     spade. Of course the Slav gardener, whom I resembled, was bound
 5     I,    XIII|      rose-scions with you. My gardener will be thankful for them.
 6    II,       I|      musical voice cried -~ ~"Gardener, do you hear?"~ ~I turned
 7    II,       I| afternoon, by taking me for a gardener. I had no intention of undeceiving
 8    II,       I|   upon the finger of a common gardener, had caught the eye of the
 9    II,       I|   little blonde: "here is the gardener of yesterday; the one you
10    II,       I|     us? Let us treat you as a gardener, and send you on errands?