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 1 I   |      before him.~ ~The sister who played the organ aroused such intense
 2 I   |      stirred in him as the sister played~one piece after another
 3 I   |            The woman he loved had played the prelude to the ballad
 4 VI  |     instrument~on whom this woman played, when she rose, sat upright,
 5 VII |          When Mme de Langeais had played with religion sufficiently
 6 VII |        suit her own purposes, she played with it again for Armand'
 7 VIII|          play with him as~Poppaea played with Nero--many women, like
 8 VIII|      mistake; even as she herself played with~his dark, thick locks,
 9 VIII|         the sweetest prelude ever played by a Parisienne to what~
10 VIII|        face with herself. She has played~with many a man, no doubt;
11 VIII|         the~bounds of reason. You played with it, and you committed
12 IX  |           to use of old while she played with him.~ ~"I spare you,
13 IX  | remembered the times that she had played the coquette with~him, and
14 X   |        thoughts came to me when I played with you; and you seemed