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 1 2 |  about three years, after a visit to Bagnees, she was said
 2 2 | Marguerite to let him still visit her, promising that he would
 3 4 |      I beg you to excuse my visit and my costume; but young
 4 5 |    the dead, and pay them a visit. I went to the cemetery,
 5 5 |   you may be sure his first visit will be for me." ~We had
 6 7 |    that ever since his last visit to the cemetery, and the
 7 8 |   it seemed to me that this visit was to have a great influence
 8 11|    I have come to pay her a visit." ~"At midnight?" ~"Why
 9 13| heart, and my life that the visit of the Comte de G. is a
10 14|    what she owed this early visit. I dared not tell her frankly
11 15|    to-morrow." ~"How can my visit change your plans? I have
12 16|     in paying him my annual visit. ~Just then, one fine day
13 21|   told her the result of my visit, and I showed her my father'
14 21|  had received any letter or visit which could account for
15 21|  face the fear of seeing my visit prolonged. ~"I even came
16 22|  Paris to make sure that my visit to my father was not an
17 27|   we went together to pay a visit to Prudence and to Julie