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 1 1 |  herself had been. This poor creature to whom her mother had never
 2 3 |     remembered that the poor creature whose goods were being sold
 3 3 |      sets the poor afflicted creature beside herself and makes
 4 5 |   earth had made of the fair creature that had been cast to it;
 5 9 |      as I saw this beautiful creature of twenty drinking, talking
 6 10|    love you." ~"But, foolish creature that you are, I shall say
 7 12|    without penitence. When a creature who has all her past to
 8 15| thought that this marvellous creature, whose feet I had once longed
 9 15|    coughed; that is the only creature I ever loved. When he died
10 16|  much in love as an ordinary creature could be, but with Marguerite
11 19|   longer love me." ~"Foolish creature!" ~"If you loved me, you
12 22|   suffered through that lost creature who is called Marguerite
13 23|  avenging myself on the poor creature. Oh, how petty and vile
14 24|   had not spared the foolish creature, so that she had had to
15 24|    was more than the unhappy creature could endure without replying.