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1         I,II | impressed upon him, out of~jealousy, a profound horror of evil
2         I,II |   had~dismissed him out of jealousy. A few months later, however,
3         I,VI |   me; successful men~incur jealousy, envy. Ah! you will soon
4         I,VII|    hand, which~roused some jealousy and caused some remorse;