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 1 I   |          a revelation of a~woman loved to frenzy; a woman so carefully
 2 I   |     Fleuve du~Tage. The woman he loved had played the prelude to
 3 II  |        beyond this--he was still loved! ~In her heart love had
 4 II  |        General. Was the woman he loved~prostrated by emotion which
 5 III |       you far better than I~ever loved you before. Every day I
 6 III |          love me; you have never loved me"~ ~"Oh, my brother!"~ ~"
 7 V   |        that not until a woman is~loved will the world fully recognise
 8 V   |       that it was possible to be loved without committing~herself,
 9 V   |        utterly insensible. "I am loved!" she told~herself. "He
10 VI  |      believe that~you have never loved. It is a man's great pretension
11 VI  |         truth. ~Armand had never loved, as he had said. He was
12 VI  |          s desertion. If you had loved me sincerely, you~would
13 VII |    expected to~imagine that I am loved. But, there!--there are
14 VII |     lover was convinced that~she loved him. Her egoistic resistance
15 VII |    however.~ ~"So you have never loved me," he retorted, and anger
16 VII |         her otherwise. So he had loved to see her devising~obstacles;
17 VIII|        lay on her knee. "Ah! and loved far~more than he believes,
18 VIII|       moment this woman, whom he loved, was neither~a duchess nor
19 VIII|        all but justified. If you loved me, would you make this~
20 VIII|        And, after~all, if I were loved, always loved, and truly
21 VIII|          if I were loved, always loved, and truly loved, what would~
22 VIII|          always loved, and truly loved, what would~my beauty matter
23 IX  |       compared with him whom she loved with all her~heart; with
24 IX  |         vain? She must either be loved now or play her part of~
25 IX  |          she said, "I want to be loved."~ ~But the belief that
26 IX  |   poignant~doubt whether she was loved in return, she felt glad
27 IX  |         it would bring him if he loved her still. She sent her
28 IX  |         into society! So she was loved! All day long she waited
29 IX  | supposing that you are happy and loved to the end, and I am~leaving
30 X   |       learning how~much you were loved, you might be in despair.
31 X   |        to God. The eyes that you loved for~a little while shall
32 X   |        pity. It is my wish to be loved, because you~cannot choose
33 X   |        through~heavy trials, was loved more passionately than the