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 1   I|     drew a long breath, as she felt rather oppressed, without
 2   I|       at being alone.~She also felt inclined to run; she felt
 3   I|      felt inclined to run; she felt inclined to move and to
 4   I|         almost asleep when she felt two hands on her bosom,
 5   I|      beads of perspiration. He felt a fresh access of desire,
 6  II| meaning, until at last, as she felt half mad with impatience
 7  II|      love, suffering which she felt every hour and every minute,
 8  II|      about something else. She felt a kind of modesty in asking
 9  II|      fixedly at, the girl, who felt uncomfortable under his
10 III|      lost two wives, evidently felt embarrassed, which was very
11 III|      so often imagine, and she felt a mad inclination to run
12 III|      tremble violently, as she felt quite alone in the darkness,
13  IV|        IV~She married him. She felt as if she were in a pit