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1 I   |  fifteen or twenty miles. The~passion of the Parisian for the
2 II  |   before he married her, this passion had lasted~through all the
3 II  |      believed in the conjugal passion of~an old statesman. How
4 III |      rich, he feigned~a great passion for her, and was simply
5 III |     succumb to this primitive passion. Did not~Rousseau admire
6 IV  |    love it; a man must have a passion for~it to enjoy it. As a
7 VIII|    business and clients are a passion, and that's beginning to
8 IX  | courtship of such a star is a passion~which costs some trifles