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 1 I   |     he could not~listen any longer. The nun's music had been
 2 II  |  heaven~from earth? And the longer a dreamer listens to those
 3 VII |    upon his prey; he was no longer capable of carrying a heart
 4 VII |     wish to be my friend no longer?" she broke in at the~first
 5 VIII| will not~have you doubt any longer. I too am trembling at this~
 6 VIII|     that kind of heat lasts longer than any other,~and the
 7 VIII|     M. de~Montriveau was no longer indifferent to her? And
 8 VIII|   cry. I cannot bear it any longer. Other~men will tell you
 9 IX  |   play her part of~queen no longer. And then she felt the loneliness
10 IX  |     not deceive herself any longer. It was a dreadful day,~