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 1 5 |        calculations of maternal jealousy were~wasted. Day after day,
 2 6 |   angelic composure, feeling no jealousy and no~secret vexation.~ ~
 3 7 |         or, rather, he pretends jealousy, and you are young, you
 4 8 |        him a mean and squinting jealousy, brutal when it comes to~
 5 8 |     however, from admiration to jealousy. I have one of the most~
 6 8 |        he has that~deep Italian jealousy which led the Carlone to
 7 8 |      not alarmed my~susceptible jealousy. I don't as yet see where
 8 8 | satirically, "a slight touch of jealousy,~eh?"~ ~"Can you really
 9 10| ill-humor; but a first spasm of jealousy seized her, and she~felt
10 11|     curiosity, floating~between jealousy and generosity, but most
11 11|      him, but I like to play at jealousy; he~likes it too. Besides,
12 13|         savage look that female~jealousy ever cast upon a rival.~ ~"
13 26|        feeling at all, not even jealousy,'you know the~tirade. 'In
14 26|  consumed by the fury of Breton~jealousy. At last, nine days after