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 1  I, 9  | closed the door on him with a feeling of satisfaction that surprised
 2 II, 10 |      more. The humiliation of feeling herself weak was turning
 3 II, 11 |    the chemist’s.~Then with a feeling of sudden tenderness and
 4 II, 11 | illness, weeping, and vaguely feeling something fatal and incomprehensible
 5 II, 13 |     to bed; he was constantly feeling her pulse, putting on sinapisms
 6 II, 14 |      all perception, from all feeling. Her body, relieved, no
 7 II, 14 |  tired limbs and with a vague feeling of a gigantic dupery.~This
 8 II, 15 |    lady in short sleeves, who feeling the cold liquid running
 9 III, 1 |       him. But gradually this feeling grew weaker, and other desires
10 III, 5 |      shivered in her clothes, feeling her feet grow colder and
11 III, 6 |      through that indefinable feeling that drags us into the most
12 III, 8 |  strengthening herself by the feeling of present necessity, went
13 III, 8 |     gate, holding her breath, feeling her way along the walls,
14 III, 8 |  catastrophe.~“We first had a feeling of siccity in the pharynx,
15 III, 10|    tried to stir himself to a feeling of devotion, to throw himself
16 III, 10|      and he soon grew calmer, feeling perhaps, like the others,