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 1 I  |  were her gestures. A person felt a moral joy and physical
 2 II |    filled their hearts, they felt that it would be so delightful
 3 II |     her soft flannel gown he felt the warmth of her flesh.
 4 II |      at all. He was warm, he felt his heart beat and his temples
 5 II |      the same. Have you ever felt that? That need of absorbing
 6 II | yielding brusquely to a half felt desire for retaliation,
 7 III|   the brutality of which she felt without understanding them,
 8 III|  this heroic resolution, she felt herself strengthened, ready
 9 III|    overwhelmed with despair, felt, herself, the pangs of grief,
10 III|    the explanation finished, felt her impatience gaining a
11 IV |      much more. Besides, she felt no vocation for a religious
12 IV |     by this process. And she felt at once a sort of joy in
13 IV |   almost suffocated her. She felt in her a need of asking
14 IV | again. For a few moments she felt nothing; then that soft
15 IV |  more free than she had ever felt it.~She recalled a thousand
16 IV |    was not yet dead. But she felt so calm, in such a state
17 IV |      She did not answer. She felt so well, so soft and warm