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1 I, I | dwelling, where the human soul has toiled. Within these
2 I, I | touched to have discovered a soul so delicate, open, and docile,
3 I, I | his nerves rather than his soul. He awaited her with that
4 I, I | awakened no reverie of the soul, when he realized that if
5 I, I | fall that had terrified her soul, and seemed to take no part
6 I, I | terms, the gratitude of his soul, his ecstasy of mad tenderness,
7 I, I | tenderness to hatred. Through soul and body he felt a nervous
8 I, I | that appeal of a struggling soul, of a faltering will, which
9 I, I | virgin heart and her empty soul, the flesh overcome by the
10 I, I | that physiognomy of the soul, which passes intangibly
11 I, I | when she had planted in the soul and in the senses of a selfish
12 I, III| eyes gazing upward, her soul having apparently taken
13 II, II | fingers tremble and her soul agitated, believing that
14 II, II | age, had glided into her soul. In her consciousness it
15 II, II | carried away by a distress of soul, whether real or unreasonable,
16 II, II | it is a binding up of the soul, which flies now with only
17 II, II | on the day before. As her soul was content, she could not
18 II, II | benevolent god had changed his soul. “That same kind god,” he
19 II, II | happy one had left in her soul an inexpressible but poignant
20 II, II | always, created within her soul a new fermentation of bitterness.~
21 II, II | unknown anxiety from which her soul had suffered. She was not
22 II, III| was the condition of her soul modified since her return
23 II, IV | expectancy that transforms the soul of youth into the incoherent
24 II, IV | girl seemed to open to his soul the way to tender reveries.
25 II, IV | stanzas, he felt that his soul was but twenty years old,
26 II, IV | them away, to deliver his soul from this sweet and captivating
27 II, IV | Roncieres remained in his soul like a source of heat, of
28 II, V | maladies. Once entered in the soul they devour it, leaving
29 II, V | reveal the suffering of a soul, and he said with a slight
30 II, V | well as in his fainting soul. The walls of the apartment
31 II, V | that he belonged body and soul to that young being, as
32 II, V | them, which stirred his soul. He recognized many that
33 II, V | woman as yet; her heart and soul still slept with the sleep
34 II, V | him to try to master his soul, to hide his suffering,
35 II, V | under the anguish of her soul?~These thoughts never left
36 II, V | healthy! She felt that her soul was still fresh and bright,
37 II, V | work of time filled her soul with an irresistible need
38 II, V | imploring with that voice of the soul with which we speak to ourselves,
39 II, VI | profound perception in the soul, he had a sort of revelation
40 II, VI | listened from the depths of his soul to the echo of Faust’s lamentations,
41 II, VI | sadly in the depths of his soul, and, with eyes fixed always
42 II, VI | who was illuminating the soul of that young girl!~He longed
43 II, VI | her fleeting, intangible soul that was escaping. Ah, that
44 II, VI | endured, filled Olivier’s soul with horror. He had someone
45 II, VI | such desperate distress of soul. He sat until two o’clock
46 II, VI | impulse from all her poor soul, so agonized also, and from
47 II, VI | Returning toward her room, her soul overwhelmed, she noticed
48 II, VI | feel, to dream! It was the soul of her soul, the heart of
49 II, VI | It was the soul of her soul, the heart of her heart,
50 II, VI | Countess received in her soul the shock of supernatural
51 II, VI | intolerable terror rising in her soul. Nightmare assailed her;
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