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1 2 | possible, dressed in furs in winter, and in summer wearing very
2 5 |   and desolate as they do in winter; in short, it was warm enough
3 8 |      she was still wearing a winter costume, all wrapped up
4 18|     Marguerite said to me: ~"Winter is at hand. Would you like
5 18|  here?" ~"I am afraid of the winter; I am particularly afraid
6 18|      will save up during the winter, and next summer you will
7 26|   not, like me, with a whole winter of ice on your chest. To-day