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 1  3,3| becoming impaired - in short, I feel that it is time for marriage,
 2  7,1|      see them, to hold them, to feel them gliding in golden waves
 3  9,2|  accepted their hospitality. "I feel quite at home here," said
 4 10,2|       enter my mind, and when I feel a thirst for liquor, I say
 5 11,1|     here, I certainly shouldn't feel quite at ease on a windy
 6 11,2|        Chupin had good cause to feel proud of his discernment -
 7 12,3|      mother knows her, she will feel how unjust they are!" ~And
 8 13,4|           The marquis seemed to feel that it was necessary to
 9 13,5|         I can see why you might feel annoyed, but why you should
10 16,1|         too much overwhelmed to feel elated. "Upon my word, you
11 16,3|   solemnly exclaimed: "I should feel that my honor required me
12 19,1|      her cold forehead. "Do you feel better my darling?" inquired
13 19,1|        heat of the room made me feel faint." ~Although she could
14 19,1|      she eagerly asked: "Do you feel strong enough to go up stairs
15 19,3|      consents to the ordeal you feel obliged to impose upon her." ~