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 1 1 |      always remember her, as she passed along the boulevards almost
 2 2 |    dresses; and though she often passed people whom she knew, her
 3 2 |        at every first night, and passed every evening either at
 4 3 |       read it, and my indulgence passed into pity, almost into a
 5 4 |          the excuse for what has passed between us. Julie is very
 6 5 |      almost touching you and has passed close to you many times
 7 6 |          weeks," I said. ~Armand passed his hand across his eyes
 8 7 |          actes, and a tall woman passed us in the corridor, to whom
 9 7 |         me. ~At last a fortnight passed without my meeting her.
10 7 |          as I told you, when she passed me in the corridor of the
11 7 |       and the two years that had passed since I saw her, and what
12 9 |         a breath of fever, there passed from time to time in the
13 9 |           my soul seemed to have passed into my heart and my heart
14 10|       she fastened her dress and passed her fingers over her loosened
15 14|         bringing me an answer. I passed through the Rue d'Antin
16 17|  narrative that I have there. ~I passed whole days at the feet of
17 18|         her a shawl. ~So a month passed, and all the time Marguerite
18 21|          some event, but the day passed without bringing us any
19 21|      Madly." ~"Go, then," and he passed his hand across his forehead
20 22|    gallop toward Bougival. As it passed me the hope came to me that
21 22|        at five in the morning. I passed without difficulty. I might
22 22|   falling in the street. A cloud passed before my eyes and my blood
23 23|        giving him. ~Thus a month passed, but at the end of that
24 23|          had never seen. ~As she passed me she turned pale, and
25 24| Marguerite's life seemed to have passed into the kisses with which
26 24|        could forget all that had passed since I had left Bougival,
27 26|         him. ~January 4. ~I have passed some terrible days. I never
28 26|      that they are happy! Olympe passed me in an elegant carriage
29 26|       forget all the days I have passed for the last six weeks.