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 1 4 |         a spot where the secret emotions of the heart~betray themselves;
 2 6 | preserved her from all personal emotions in the~midst of a convulsion
 3 7 |    crossed the court-yard. Such emotions, we may remark, do not assail
 4 8 |       to shed the exuberance of emotions which calm themselves when~
 5 9 |        with Camille. Such vague emotions rise like~poems in the untutored
 6 9 |       and I am not master of my~emotions."~ ~ ~"But you have Camille
 7 12| interest the admirers of strong emotions, it made~the mother weep,
 8 12|      rapid changes of her boy's emotions, could no~longer sit quietly
 9 13|     Madame de Rochefide's heart~emotions hitherto unknown to it.
10 13|       love is love with~all its emotions, jealousies, and despotisms.
11 15|         was torn by conflicting emotions. Strong in the thought that~
12 16|      was exhausted by the~cruel emotions of the scene, came to his
13 17|         something of his former emotions. In~the interests of both
14 18|    expending on /me/ the stormy emotions I revived by reminding~him
15 18|        there recovered his past~emotions, and they are, I see it
16 18|       in which to live~over his emotions. He cursed the power of