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 1 2 |     in furs in winter, and in summer wearing very simple dresses;
 2 2 | conversion. By the end of the summer, the waters, sleep, the
 3 11|    till the very beginning of summer, and said to me as she fingered
 4 13|     we could go and spend the summer in the country." ~"And you
 5 14|     her proposal to spend the summer with me in the country,
 6 16|    months, and spent the four summer months with my father, which
 7 16|    Just then, one fine day in summer, Marguerite was awakened
 8 17|        and, as we watched the summer ripening in its flowers
 9 18|   during the winter, and next summer you will begin over again.
10 19|      we can both live. In the summer we will go into the country,