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 1 IV  |     weighed anchor; and the boat, feeling herself free, glided slowly
 2 IV  |           rather than thoughtful, feeling in his soul a new anxiety
 3 IV  |        sympathetic and responsive feeling. The doctor had often smiled
 4 IV  |         the desk, inspired by the feeling of a new home, and the subtle
 5 IV  |           to old age without once feeling her heart touched? He would
 6 VI  |         low voice, tremulous with feeling: “O Pierre, how cruel you
 7 VII |            her cheek against his, feeling the warmth of his skin through
 8 VII |           us blushing, without my feeling that I must die of shame,
 9 VIII|           rebel. The shock to his feeling had been so great as to
10 VIII|          heart, the shock of deep feeling which comes of a cruel suggestion.
11 VIII|        moment, no matter whither, feeling that everything was over,
12 VIII|      could not have expressed the feeling; it was at once sad and
13 VIII| unnecessary!” Then she hesitated, feeling that some explanation was
14 IX  |         he was dressed. His first feeling was that of a man condemned
15 IX  |      hitherto had the distressful feeling which now came over him,
16 IX  |         The old man was stricken, feeling his last hope slipping from
17 IX  |    between the two granite walls, feeling herself free at last, cast