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 1        1|         swaggering glances, which excited shrill feminine laughter
 2        1|         the presence of her rival excited, he gave himself up to these
 3        1|        flowed from her as from an excited animal, and its influence
 4        2|         All of a sudden Nana grew excited.~“Don’t play with the knives,
 5        2|       lady, whom the play greatly excited.~And they both plunged into
 6        2|           repeated.~But Nana grew excited again. The company might
 7        3|        back, rubbing shoulders in excited merriment. They had not
 8        4|         ladies, feeling dizzy and excited by the coarse recital thus
 9        4|        now very tipsy and greatly excited by the sight of Nana, hesitated
10        4|       Faloise’s face opposite had excited his displeasure. He began
11        5|     smiled and looked pleased and excited by the remark. He gazed
12        5|            Count Muffat felt more excited than ever. He was ravished
13        5| wretchedness of that sorry garret excited within him, redolent as
14        6|          was growing increasingly excited with the Countess Sabine’
15        6|    shoulder, would grow extremely excited till a sudden jolt brought
16        8|           one of the dirty brutes excited within him the only angry
17        8|          grew supremely happy and excited over these same idiotic
18        8|           tribe of bloated women, excited by the sweet scent of their
19        8|            Her curiosity was even excited, and she began questioning
20        9|    suspicions Nana’s presence had excited, understood it all forthwith.
21       10|     resplendence of which greatly excited the dwellers in the solitary
22       10|           Oh, I know,” she cried, excited by the contest. “Listen
23       10|        eighty thousand francs had excited her. To think all that money
24       11|           Mont–Valerien.~Nana, as excited as if the Grand Prix were
25       12|          anyone? But Georges grew excited and answered with an “I
26       13|       captivated, her imagination excited. She would take the little
27       13|           the time. Zoe must have excited her, for the maid took her
28       13|      sundry cuffs and was greatly excited:~“Now, d’you know,” he said, “
29       13|        him as insignificant. Nana excited him far more. Viewing the