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 1   2, 34|      wanting in self-control; he felt no violent delight in any
 2   3, 49|         of the prmce's return he felt himself as deserted by him,
 3   4, 47|        which bends down as if it felt reproached by the colour
 4   5, 1 |      yielded not to pleasure and felt not delight, like a lion
 5   5, 6 |     drawing, the most noble. one felt extreme compassion.~
 6   5, 14|         all the joy which he had felt in the activity of his vigour,
 7   5, 15|         indolence, nor sleep; he felt no drawing towards the qualities
 8   5, 63|       appearance,-the king's son felt moved with scorn.~
 9   6, 2 |       too became restful, and he felt as if his end was attained.~
10   7, 46|          in me once more which I felt when I first grasped the
11   8, 70| remembered not her fortitude and felt no shame.~
12  13, 31|  accomplishment of the good Law, felt only a pity for Mara in
13  14, 4 |       the compassionate one then felt compassion for all living
14  15, 31|        were heard by him, yet he felt no anger; but they all became