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 1 V    |        saw him and heard him, I felt~faith in him, and I was
 2 VI   |         When the hour came, she felt almost~pleasure in gazing
 3 VII  |   streets; for a moment she had felt as though her mother must
 4 VII  |         confession, and she now~felt new blood in her feet, she
 5 X    |       Rodolphe to himself as~he felt his sufferings when he found
 6 XI   |        end~of the boat Rodolphe felt himself in some sort cut
 7 XII  |     moment must have been fully felt to be understood; it is~
 8 XIII |       treated him~with a deeply felt gratitude which roused her
 9 XIII |      pair of English~horses. He felt quite dizzy as he beheld
10 XIII |     Francesca blushed! Rodolphe felt a whole life in this~exchange
11 XIII |   hundred times already we have~felt the preciousness of the
12 XIII |      substance of his heart; he felt her mingling with his blood
13 XIV  |           She loved Albert, and felt in her heart a gnawing desire~
14 XV   |        which way to turn, and I felt my own~value! I wandered
15 XVII |       away rich~or ruined, ever felt such a perpetual ringing
16 XVII |       scruples. She had already felt shame at~having violated
17 XVIII| listening to me, and I suddenly felt the~flash of inspiration
18 XIX  |    criminal acts or wishes. She felt a better woman, and had
19 XXVI |      paroxysm of~repentance she felt that she must confess to
20 XXVII|        as I~did, you would have felt that not a word might be