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 1 II  |       with an eager desire to embrace the child, as if part of
 2 II  |     child, as if part of that embrace would revert to the mother.
 3 V   |       nearer her and tried to embrace her.~“Be careful, some one
 4 V   |   disengaged herself from his embrace and fled to the door. He
 5 VII |     Constantinople that I may embrace you, my love. How brave
 6 VII | morning when I could come and embrace you, but I cannot enter
 7 IX  |   disengaged herself from his embrace, she said gravely: “Listen,
 8 IX  | Bel-Ami.” Perceiving that his embrace was colder than usual, she
 9 IX  |     It seems droll. I want to embrace you and I am surprised that
10 XI  |     suddenly and attempted to embrace her, but gaining her liberty
11 XIII| Georges, I can no longer even embrace you.”~“No, not to-day. I