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 1    I,  I  |    minute details in which the jealous and subtle curiosity of
 2    I,  I  |       should be both proud and jealous of her. And every time that
 3    I,  III|      altogether. To-day he was jealous of him, that deceived husband
 4    I,  III|        irritated me.”~“Are you jealous?”~“It is not being jealous
 5    I,  III|     jealous?”~“It is not being jealous to find a man a bore.”~He
 6   II,  I  |        hear her spoken of, but jealous of that intimate happiness
 7   II,  II |      had suffered. She was not jealous of her daughter’s beauty!
 8   II,  IV |      reproached him with being jealous of the Marquis! Was it true?
 9   II,  IV |    fact he was indeed a little jealous. What was there astonishing
10   II,  IV |        Are we not always being jealous of men who pay court to
11   II,  V  |       because she was a little jealous, and he had stolen and kept
12   II,  V  |       s face with tortured and jealous attention, watching every
13   II,  VI |       of secret, helpless, and jealous love, down in the furnace
14   II,  VI |      so much a night.~“You are jealous of them!” said the Duchess. “
15   II,  VI | desired something, he had been jealous of it; jealous in an imperceptible
16   II,  VI |        had been jealous of it; jealous in an imperceptible but
17   II,  VI |        but continuous fashion, jealous of all that absorbed the
18   II,  VI |     away from him. He had been jealous of all that she did without
19   II,  VI |     that seemed to please her, jealous even of a heroic officer
20   II,  VI |     This vision, too, made him jealous.~They were now going up