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 1     I|     the Virgin's Hill with its old gray chapel.~Madame Tellier,
 2     I|    inherited the house from an old uncle, to whom it had belonged.
 3     I|     long.~The house, which was old and damp, smelled slightly
 4    II|      the girl was twelve years old, and going to be confirmed,
 5    II| present at the ceremony. Their old parents were dead, and as
 6    II|     couple got in. The man, an old peasant, dressed in a blue
 7    II|   white embroidery, wearing an old high hat with long nap,
 8    II|       cut their dresses out of old flowered curtains dating
 9    II|   sitting between Rosa and the old peasant, began to wink knowingly
10    II|   venturing to move, and their old wrinkled faces had not a
11    II|        storm of amusement.~The old people got out at Motteville
12    II|    show a muslin cap, while an old woman with a crutch, who
13    II|       brooches a hundred years old.~The men had put on their
14    II|      frock-coats or over their old dress-coats of green-cloth,
15    II|       in a moment. Men, women, old men and lads in new smocks
16   III|  running her hands through the old gentleman's white whiskers.~
17   III|       rose and sat down at the old piano in the corner, and