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 1  I, 1  |     he was neglecting her, he loved another. She had been warned
 2  I, 2  |    sorrowful reverie. She had loved him after all!~
 3  I, 6  |  borders in her book, and she loved the sick lamb, the sacred
 4  I, 6  |      those of excitement. She loved the sea only for the sake
 5  I, 6  |     its enthusiasms, that had loved the church for the sake
 6  I, 7  |  respected his mother, and he loved his wife infinitely; he
 7  I, 9  | established.~The country-folk loved him because he was not proud.
 8 II, 4  |       ask herself whether she loved. Love, she thought, must
 9 II, 7  | cursed herself for not having loved Leon. She thirsted for his
10 II, 9  |     If from the first day she loved me, she must from impatience
11 II, 9  |       her name—to say that he loved her They were in the forest,
12 II, 10 |      him. Then, sure of being loved, he no longer kept up appearances,
13 II, 12 |      Certainly!”~“You haven’t loved any others?”~“Did you think
14 II, 12 |   breast heaved; he had never loved her so much, so that he
15 II, 15 |       But no one on earth had loved her with such love. He had
16 II, 15 |       have known one another, loved one another. With him, through
17 III, 1 |      He hesitated. “Because I loved you so!” And congratulating
18 III, 1 |     from the first moment had loved her, and he despaired when
19 III, 5 |     them to the ear.~How they loved that dear room, so full
20 III, 5 | formerly, before him, she had loved someone.~“Not like you,”
21 III, 8 |  Rodolphe! if you but knew! I loved you so!”~It was then that
22 III, 8 |    this last shame. You never loved me. You are no better than
23 III, 8 |     it? Was it a bet? Yet you loved me—you said so. And but
24 III, 11|   deceived him.~“Perhaps they loved one another platonically,”
25 III, 11|     at this face that she had loved. He seemed to see again