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 1 5 |          Too discreet," said the jealous mother, observing the red
 2 7 |         us alone together; he is~jealous, or, rather, he pretends
 3 11| committed the mistake of seeming jealous; that would only~have added
 4 12|     white statue, cold, distant,~jealous, and oppressive.~ ~It is
 5 12|       you most unhappy; for I am~jealous. I see lions lurking in
 6 13|        belittled. In her fury of jealous anger, she fancied she could
 7 15|          You'll see me~rough and jealous with the marquise; I shall
 8 15|        you might have thought me jealous. I wanted you to~know her
 9 17|      your own~mother will not be jealous of this voice from a tomb,
10 18|         to know what it is~to be jealous! My heart completes its
11 18|         of so deep, so naive, so jealous a worship that he~doubted
12 19|          those chances which all jealous women prepare for themselves,
13 23|        may well~believe, a plan. Jealous for the last two years of
14 23|           makes the manufacturer jealous of the statesman, and the
15 23| statesman, and the administrator~jealous of the writer, leads fools