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 1 1 |     Did he name no one in his passion?" ~"Yes; he struck his pocket
 2 3 |   spring, become crimson with passion, and rush from the cabinet
 3 7 |  without putting himself in a passion, thrashed Grimaud. On these
 4 12|       folly to feed a useless passion with such remembrances!" ~"
 5 12|   expression of so profound a passion. ~"You would love me, then,
 6 15|      king flew into a furious passion. Capricious and unfaithful,
 7 17|      never seen his wife in a passion, and who recoiled before
 8 25|    the house, and in a fit of passion might run his sword through
 9 25| Because she flew into a great passion on receiving the letter,
10 28|       breathes irreproachable passion. And so, my friends, we
11 33|     he felt an uncontrollable passion for this woman boiling in
12 33|   woman boiling in his veins--passion drunk with contempt; but
13 33|      drunk with contempt; but passion or thirst, as the reader
14 34|     he kissed the letter with passion, without even vouchsafing
15 35|      their union constitute a passion so strange, and as it were,
16 36|    really carried away by the passion this woman had the power
17 38|     then related all--the mad passion of Milady and her menaces
18 38|    she made. She was mad with passion. There exist no imprecations
19 49|   Meantime Milady, drunk with passion, roaring on the deck like
20 49|     beautiful, distorted with passion and almost hideous. The
21 52|     how well the outbursts of passion which at times escape from
22 52| flashes which her tempestuous passion casts over her mind against
23 52|      the outbursts of her mad passion; and nervous tremblings
24 58|   growled in the air like the passion and anger in her thoughts.
25 59|      was purple with heat and passion. The sentinel wanted to