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mdp.39015033410278	Maupassant, Guy de	The odd number : thirteen tales by Guy de Maupassant ; the translation by Jonathan Sturges ; an introduction by Henry James 	1889		.txt	text/plain	31994	2548	89	him by taking a great many things for granted; shall allow him his general point of who, like Columbus, went away across undiscovered oceans had such strange visions rocks, and with great trees, shut in this lamentably sad ravine like two sombre walls. "The man appeared in the door, impassible, like all the deaf. not know how great a need to confess, to tell You would say it thought like a man." that day, he said, with tears in his eyes, " If "After having picked up the thing in question, you even looked for some time in the Malandain, standing on his door-step, began to laugh as he saw him pass. day; yet remaining in our hearts like the Then her sister, her little sister Marguerite, who was only twelve years old, came "I have always thought, morning and evening, by night and by day,' Some time I must	./cache/mdp.39015033410278.pdf	./txt/mdp.39015033410278.txt