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1    I,  I  | monotonous, for she adored the incessant excitement of society, but
2    I,  I  |       created within us by the incessant struggle between our desires
3    I,  III|       had long since faded, an incessant need of seeing her.~The
4    I,  III|        at a walk, there was an incessant exchange of salutations,
5    I,  III|     horsemen, swordsmen, whose incessant exercise had given them
6    I,  III|        this appeal, continued, incessant, intangible, almost irritating!
7   II,  III|       compelled to endure that incessant comparison which was beginning
8   II,  IV |       them, like a monotonous, incessant, persecuting cry, an unappeasable