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 1        I,  I  |        be an ode addressed to a young widow by whom he had been
 2        I,  II |      She was a colonel’s widow, young and handsome, very reserved,
 3        I,  II |    Timascheff. And although the young widow was all unconscious
 4        I,  XV |     must be the population of a young little world called Gallia.
 5        I,  XIX|   chamber adjoining the gourbi. Young Pablo made his first acquaintance
 6       II,  I  |   during the year at the Lycee, young Servadac, never of a very
 7       II,  III|         sailors, the Spaniards, young Pablo, and little Nina,
 8       II,  V  |       it was little wonder that young Pablo had no longing for
 9       II,  XI |      altered his mind, and sent young Pablo up to the observatory
10       II,  XIX| pleasure of seeing the handsome young Spaniard united in marriage
11       II,  XIX|    bestowed an ample dowry; the young people’s happiness in no