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 1    I,  I  |      blood which by contagion stirred his mind also. He was quite
 2    I,  III|  returned to the studio, felt stirred by that light gaiety which
 3    I,  III|      pleasantly. He listened, stirred by a growing anxiety; he
 4    I,  IV |     tenderness, her heart was stirred with great happiness. In
 5   II,  II |    dream. Breaths of warm air stirred the curtains from time to
 6   II,  II | warmth of her skin in the air stirred by her running. He looked
 7   II,  IV |       was true that the child stirred his instincts of tenderness,
 8   II,  IV | strange emotion was this that stirred his being. He said to himself: “
 9   II,  IV |     almost equaled that which stirred their hearts. He interested
10   II,  V  |      emerged from them, which stirred his soul. He recognized
11   II,  V  |       yellow carpet shivered, stirred, undulated from one sidewalk
12   II,  VI |       with irresistible power stirred him to the heart. Faust