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 1 II  |      stranger's brow expressed passion the furrows formed in~it
 2 IV  |       In order to justify this passion, which had~grown up in secret,
 3 V   |     revelations of the life of passion,~which accounts feelings
 4 V   |    prey to the fire of Italian passion, craved one of those modest
 5 VII |     gave added violence to his passion for Augustine.~ ~How could
 6 VII |      The very vehemence of his passion hindered the young painter
 7 VII |       trade, to whom a genuine passion must appear a quite~monstrous
 8 X   |        Augustine a clandestine~passion of which her prudery and
 9 XIII|              XIII~The fever of passion which possessed Theodore
10 XIII|      to vary the transports of passion by the soft languor of~those
11 XIII|     find~themselves plunged in passion, which seems to be their
12 XVII| compared with the incidents of passion. In short,~her life was
13 XIX |        the whole extent of our passion. The one who loves~most
14 XIX |      If you persist in talking passion while I am~talking marriage,
15 XX  |       In the end the frenzy~of passion prompted the artist to acts