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 1 I   |       few years and also had an affection of the heart, which kept
 2 I   |         the calm of an enduring affection. It seemed to her that she
 3 III |       awakened in them, a wider affection, an interest in a thousand
 4 III |        predestined beings whose affection, blending in one, would
 5 IV  |   enfolded, lost in a delicious affection, expressed in the exquisite
 6 IV  |      her, but with an uncertain affection verging on indifference,
 7 IV  |    words awakened no feeling of affection in anyone’s mind. It was
 8 VI  |         that seemed to numb her affection, just as if, after constantly
 9 VI  |       again, a sort of check of affection, until the bonds of their
10 VI  |        married in an impulse of affection, they should all at once
11 VIII|      became so obsessed by this affection that she would pass the
12 IX  |     abruptness, her exaggerated affection and the kind of beaming
13 IX  |       her heart to all ordinary affection and to love no one but Paul
14 IX  |       in addition to her filial affection, the need of opening her
15 IX  |         a tumultuous feeling of affection as she had never before
16 X   |      had aggravated his need of affection, confidence and tenderness.
17 XI  |         she compared the slight affection he showed her with the kisses
18 XI  |  condemned by your shortsighted affection.’”~She was weeping and said
19 XI  |     lose her son than share his affection with another. And all her
20 XI  | heartfelt thanks and passionate affection, saying he was coming home
21 XIV |         the door in a frenzy of affection.~But some one was calling