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1        V|    the country, and I shall lay down to-night poorer than
2      XII|     chateau to the parterre lay a huge pile of all kinds
3     XXXI|    despair.~ ~The mountains lay only two leagues away; and
4     XXXV|   For more than a minute he lay there upon the ground stunned
5      XLV| asked the young peasant.~ ~“Lay it down here. I will arrange
6     XLVI|     head sank back, and she lay motionless.~ ~“It is over,”
7     XLVI|  but Marie-Anne’s dead body lay between her and the door,
8      LIV|   the table, after which he lay like one dead.~ ~But the