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 1 2 |       was never seen with any flowers but camellias. At the florist'
 2 5 | Because it has very different flowers from the others." ~"Is it
 3 5 |     saw before me a square of flowers which one would never have
 4 5 |       a year, and bring their flowers themselves, and what flowers!
 5 5 |  flowers themselves, and what flowers! and look twice at the keep
 6 5 |       to get my money for the flowers you see there." ~"Thanks,
 7 5 |     at the grave covered with flowers, half longing to penetrate
 8 7 |     Spring was profuse in its flowers, its leaves, its birds,
 9 7 |    corners with gold and silk flowers, a straw hat, a single bracelet,
10 12|    cages not even strewn with flowers. Then how surely must they
11 13|   month, two months; give her flowers, sweets, boxes at the theatre;
12 15|    obtain us for a bouquet of flowers. Our hearts have their caprices;
13 16|  expensive as their caprices, flowers, boxes at the theatre, suppers,
14 16|     blue sky, the odours, the flowers, the breeze, the shining
15 16|      the day before. Climbing flowers clung about the doorway
16 17|    the summer ripening in its flowers and under the shadow of