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 1 I  |         of those~who passed them felt strongly moved by the mere
 2 II |        the certainty~each mother felt that her daughter was in
 3 II |         but at the same time she felt saddled by an~immense responsibility.
 4 III|     profound sensations that she felt~she was in danger if she
 5 III|        of the young man, for she felt that her~own were soft in
 6 III| adolescence. Luigi, on his side, felt an unspeakable~pleasure
 7 III|          so profoundly that they felt~no need of denying to each
 8 III|        to the necessity Napoleon felt~of giving him a title before
 9 III|     leaving those employments he felt the~need of casting that
10 IV |        done to you.~I have never felt anything but love and happiness
11 IV |          Piombo's salon. Ginevra felt him tremble, and this emotion,~
12 IV |         obtaining any answer; he felt, moreover, a singular~emotion
13 V  |     Ginevra, deeply moved.~ ~She felt the impulse to rush home,
14 V  |     young~wife; and then, as she felt the full power of remorse,
15 VI |     secret anxiety. When Ginevra felt like weeping as she~watched
16 VI |   together of their~poverty each felt the necessity of deceiving
17 VI |  shrunken, discolored child,~she felt no suffering but for that
18 VI |          these transactions, and felt~a sort of happiness in recognizing
19 VI |      anon so melancholy that she felt she could no longer~read