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 1  I, 2  |         sensations blending with memories, he became conscious of
 2  I, 4  |          empty house; and tender memories mingling with the sad thoughts
 3 II, 6  |     woman lost themselves in old memories of her youth and school-days.
 4 II, 12 |           and threw across their memories shadows more immense and
 5 II, 15 |      shook off the torpor of her memories, and began stammering a
 6 III, 4 |        of his desires and of his memories. Instead of lessening with
 7 III, 5 |           called up instincts or memories. She was the mistress of
 8 III, 6 | fashioned out of her most ardent memories, of her finest reading,
 9 III, 8 |       Everything in her head, of memories, ideas, went off at once
10 III, 9 |     choking beneath the crowd of memories that this action of the
11 III, 11|       followed the succession of memories that crossed his face. This