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 1    I,  I |        succeeded in arousing his jealousy, after making him suffer
 2    I,  I |      Count, without suspicion or jealousy, found this intimacy of
 3    I,  IV|              CHAPTER IV~A DOUBLE JEALOUSY~One would have said that
 4   II,  IV|         Countess, whose watchful jealousy never slept, had foreseen
 5   II,  V |      love changes when lashed by jealousy.~“I have brought you something,”
 6   II,  VI|    nothing more. A sharp pang of jealousy tore his heart, for he had
 7   II,  VI| remembered it, for the stings of jealousy smart afresh like reopened
 8   II,  VI|     painful impressions of petty jealousy that he had endured, in
 9   II,  VI|         exhausted by that fit of jealousy which had bruised him like
10   II,  VI|      wither up under a breath of jealousy; but, assuming a consoling