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 1 11|      love her, my Lord, and was jealous. You know what it is to
 2 16|          the point of not being jealous of anyone else. ~Without
 3 21|  nothing but the vengeance of a jealous woman. I have never seen
 4 24|         with another, who, in a jealous fit, had surprised her and
 5 25|      fifty, still gives herself jealous airs. It struck me as very
 6 26|      officer who saw me, with a jealous eye, reading the LIVES OF
 7 29|  carriage, but with he eye of a jealous woman, Mme. Coquenard had
 8 36|         d'Artagnan smiled; this jealous anger of Milady was his
 9 38| separate, and you are no longer jealous of me--" ~"Monsieur Chevalier,
10 41|  motives of the amorous man and jealous rival. ~Richelieu, as everyone