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 1 5 |           emotion which all loving mothers feel at sight of~a human
 2 5 |  explanation till the morrow. When mothers~admit the anxieties which
 3 5 |            into superior men, true mothers do not like~this forced
 4 5 |       Fanny.~But perhaps all other mothers would have trembled now
 5 5 |      Mademoiselle des~Touches."~ ~"Mothers do not like to curse," replied
 6 6 |         success. Various ambitious mothers indulged in the hope of~
 7 8 |        which melt the arguments of mothers. "Am I to live without my~
 8 10|            of feeling that comfort mothers, and fill them with the~
 9 17| Marriageable daughters, as well as~mothers, know the terms as well
10 17|           have received from their mothers and the world they live
11 19|    senseless words which gay young mothers do and say. This~little
12 22|            became the tenderest of~mothers to Arthur's son; she fetched