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 1 I   |      Pierre thought it quite natural.~“An immediate decision
 2 III |      was the most simple and natural thing in the world; but
 3 III | dangerous for him, it is but natural that I should warn him.
 4 IV  |      not the rather mean but natural envy which he knew lurked
 5 V   |    thought it quite fair and natural! He was sleeping, rich and
 6 V   |      I thought it would be a natural thing to give it to Jean,
 7 VII |    alone, if the instinct of natural benevolence which we feel
 8 VII |    world seemed to him quite natural and never aroused his particular
 9 VIII|   all the sacred delicacy of natural morality. Besides, he was
10 VIII|   hesitancy and convince his natural rectitude. Twenty times
11 VIII|    acknowledge it, is it not natural that I should also accept