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 1 2 |       him for rest eternal. This constant somnolence, becoming~daily
 2 6 |      marked by the melancholy of constant meditation. For this reason~
 3 6 |          the action of time. The constant nourishment of the pulp,
 4 8 |         to Beatrix. The last and constant insult Geranno~offers me
 5 8 |        not easy to /blaser/, the~constant succession of enjoyments
 6 10|     Madame de Stael and~Benjamin Constant, who, however, were nearer
 7 11|        dreadful book of Benjamin~Constant, 'Adolphe,' tells us only
 8 11|         Feverish irritability, a constant absorption in thought, made
 9 12| irreparable deed to the shame of~constant deception; my own loss of
10 14|          women could resist such constant deification. Beatrix felt
11 19|    contempt as a~moral piston, a constant comparison of her own poetic,
12 22|      last three years and of the constant movement~of the three hundred