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 1 III| distance. They now had a wild longing to run at large in the fields.
 2 III|    voice.~From day to day the longing for love increased. She
 3 IV |      tortured by an uncertain longing for they knew not what.~
 4 V  |  squeezed it, overcome with a longing for love in presence of
 5 VI |   depressed to the very soul, longing to lie down, to sleep, in
 6 VI |      thirst for amusement, no longing for permissible pleasures.
 7 VII|     she was going to die, and longing to see him before she lost
 8 IX |  another: “I passed the night longing in vain for you, longing
 9 IX |      longing in vain for you, longing to look into your eyes,
10 X  |     down, the air was mild. A longing to weep came over Jeanne,
11 XI |      up in bed, filled with a longing to know more, said: “Come,