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 1 2 |      absence. Marguerite was a pretty woman; but though the life
 2 4 | impression that the death of a pretty woman must always make on
 3 5 |        she was a gay one. Very pretty, too, I believe. Did you
 4 5 |       me. ~"Yes." ~"Well, I am pretty sure he is not back yet,
 5 7 |        her name: "Look at that pretty girl." ~At that moment Marguerite
 6 13|        is, for a good, bright, pretty girl; be her lover for a
 7 13|        take the caprice that a pretty girl has for you too seriously. ~"
 8 13|      be your associate in this pretty plan, of which I can accept
 9 16|      as we should be. ~"What a pretty house!" Marguerite said
10 18|        world. All that is very pretty, very poetical, but one
11 23|       with another woman, very pretty. Who is she?" ~"What was
12 23|     Olympe; she is really very pretty." ~"Whom does she live with?" ~"
13 24|        mistress; she is young, pretty, you love her they say.
14 24|      unhappy. I shall still be pretty for a while; make the most