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1 II |          farewell to illusion. The passion that~does not believe that
2 III|  preposterous notion of an unhappy passion,~and gyrated for a while
3 III|          in search did not appear. Passion is extremely rare; and in
4 III|           have been raised against passion in social life~as barricades
5 IV |           give way to the adorable passion that Jean-Jacques~Rousseau
6 IV | honey-tongued, never flying~into a passion, rancorous in his judicial
7 VI |         produce them. The gambling passion lurks, for instance, at
8 VI |         and a 'lady'! This fervent passion of a man that sets up housekeeping,~