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1 II | third child, a daughter, he felt~himself so securely settled
2 II | remembered Derville's doubts, and felt inwardly shaken. Just then
3 III | was still there, for he felt that she loved him too well~
4 III | companion with his own, but he felt that his~mother's toilet
5 III | echoed in his heart. He felt as hampered by his own~clothes (
6 III | peccadillo to evil feelings. He felt humiliated;~he was angry
7 VI | by the affection which he felt for~the boy. Trained by
8 VI | steward, Oscar had~always felt himself very small in Moreau'
9 VI | magnificent~chateau, she felt that her enjoyments were
10 VI | very Saturday, when, as she felt no doubt, the artist would
11 VI | dressed in their best, she felt incapable of~any other occupation
12 VI | Moreau's beauty~that they felt the necessity of "rigging
13 VI | this~revelation, his throat felt saltier than the sea.~ ~"
14 VI | Monsieur de~Serizy had felt such pain at the thought
15 VI | word of~all this!"~ ~Moreau felt his heart beat painfully
16 VII | satisfaction, though in truth he felt inwardly uneasy.~ ~"Good
17 VII | down his cheeks~than she felt herself helpless, and, like
18 VIII| now was. Accordingly, he felt an~interest in him, but
19 VIII| beginning to make~itself felt. I took Godeschal from Derville,
20 VIII| tastes and his nature. He felt that~galley-slaves were
21 VIII| defraying the expenses, for he felt that the rope by which he
22 IX | of aversion for him; he felt humiliated before a~witness
23 IX | rivals,--the second clerk felt his secret hostility vanish~
24 IX | brilliant society of~Paris. They felt the need of breathing the
25 IX | boulevards, the clerks now felt that they had wakened in
26 IX | the gains were lost. Oscar felt a~cold sweat running down
27 X | reached home that night,~she felt alarmed at what might happen
28 XI | of pity which Oscar thus felt for Pierrotin was the last~
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