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 1 8 |        the heart take, how many reasons does it invent for itself,
 2 8 |       Marguerite; there are two reasons why he is likely to leave
 3 11|        I thought no more of the reasons which had filled my mind
 4 14|   should have believed whatever reasons she had given me, and anything
 5 14|      her habits. It is for such reasons as this that certain people
 6 18|      Paris." ~"Why?" ~"For many reasons." ~And she went on abruptly,
 7 18| abruptly, without giving me her reasons for fears: ~"Will you go
 8 21|     giving me nothing but vague reasons, as I have told you. At
 9 24|       without inquiring into my reasons; say to yourself that you
10 24|        a serious necessity, and reasons which you will know one
11 24|        do you not tell me those reasons to-day?" ~"Because they
12 26|       has told him, I hear, the reasons for my leaving him. The