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1    I,  I  | brush, he was overcome and intoxicated by it, as if he had drunk
2    I,  III|    of abounding life which intoxicated him. When evening came he
3    I,  III|    The little one will get intoxicated,” protested the Countess.~“
4   II,  II |  emotion a man might feel, intoxicated with the same love by the
5   II,  IV |  who above all mankind was intoxicated with life, expressing his
6   II,  IV | drop of dew.~Then Olivier, intoxicated with the joy of giving,
7   II,  V  |    s mind and body. We are intoxicated with her, mad over her;