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1 Int|     they have so profoundly stirred. The worship of Flaubert
2 Int| dominant impassivity became stirred, when the marble became
3 III|   incessantly. His presence stirred her heart; she blushed and
4 VII|   right?”~The baron had not stirred, he was much disturbed.
5 IX |    at the window Jeanne was stirred with so deep an emotion,
6 IX |     be alive, as if she had stirred. Jeanne remembered all the
7 XIV|   never went out now, never stirred about. She rose at the same
8 XIV|  would grow dark before she stirred, except to put a fresh log