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 1 Int | romance, and instead of being overcome by the enchantment of its
 2 V   |       s hand and squeezed it, overcome with a longing for love
 3 VII |   child?”~The little maid was overcome with confusion, and she
 4 VII |   exhaustion for a long time, overcome by a heavy sleep as soon
 5 VII |       baroness.~Jeanne, quite overcome, felt her tears also beginning
 6 VII |       they will be brothers.” Overcome with sorrow at this thought,
 7 VII |   smoke a cigar.~The patient, overcome, dozed off, while the priest
 8 XI  |  strength to rise, she was so overcome by emotion. At length she
 9 XI  |     back to “The Poplars,” so overcome that her grief was numbness
10 XI  |       asleep from exhaustion, overcome with weariness and suffering.~
11 XIII|       and Jeanne felt herself overcome by an unconquerable discouragement.
12 XIII|    that rubbish.”~And Jeanne, overcome with emotion, but indignant,
13 XIII|     She stopped at a door, so overcome that she could not move.~
14 XIII|    not live there, she was so overcome with grief, and now she
15 XIV |      on her lap.~Then she was overcome with an intense emotion,