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 1    I,  I  |    affection which makes them so sweet and captivating.~Madame
 2    I,  I  |    quivering body the piercingly sweet remembrance of that wild,
 3    I,  I  | something strange: constraint, a sweet sadness, that appeal of
 4    I,  III|        carried him along through sweet dreams and charming reveries.
 5    I,  III|       fields, houses, furniture, sweet or unsavory, the warm odors
 6    I,  III|         woman whose presence was sweet. For a long time he had
 7    I,  III|          household and under the sweet influence of her presence.
 8    I,  IV |       reanimated, cheered by her sweet words, he began again to
 9   II,  I  |         and which were the first sweet emotions of our heart. To
10   II,  I  |   murmured to each other a long, sweet chapter of~trifling childish
11   II,  II |          delicious. Heavens! how sweet it is here!”~The dews of
12   II,  II |     which makes summer nights so sweet. Far up in the heavens a
13   II,  II |  independence in its veins, that sweet instinct of liberty which
14   II,  III|     blending her grief with that sweet sorrow, in mingling her
15   II,  IV |                       CHAPTER IV~SWEET POISON~With slow steps,
16   II,  IV |       deliver his soul from this sweet and captivating dream, he
17   II,  IV |         in silence, enjoying the sweet realization of presents
18   II,  V  |          I will try to make them sweet to you.”~The shadow of the
19   II,  V  |       handwriting that said such sweet things to him, the forgotten
20   II,  V  |       that little mouth with its sweet breath, that he never should
21   II,  V  |          good things, all things sweet, delicious and poetic, which
22   II,  VI |             Because life was too sweet. It is only at our age that
23   II,  VI |      very long time. He let that sweet rain of caresses fall on
24   II,  VI |    things that were now over —so sweet to feel, to dream! It was