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 1 1|     wretched indeed who can excite pity here? Must he not be very
 2 1|         crone might be seized with pity for a beautiful girl who
 3 1|          look, and a smile full of pity and terror. "Ah, you do
 4 1|           do not even feel " ~"For pity's sake, spare me thy exordium,"
 5 2|           For her, who should take pity on me, my heart held in
 6 2|     sacrifices, might I not awaken pity in her or draw a tear from
 7 3|        turn could do without him. ~Pity came over him, first of
 8 3|        general estimations between pity and contempt, on account
 9 3|            but in the look full of pity and devotion that he gave
10 3|               No." ~The feeling of pity in others is very difficult
11 3|            hardest of all when the pity is deserved. Hatred is a
12 3|            stimulates revenge; but pity is death to us - it makes
13 3| centenarian Raphael saw triumphant pity, a wondering pity in the
14 3|       triumphant pity, a wondering pity in the child's eyes, an
15 3|         child's eyes, an officious pity in the woman, and in her
16 3|        woman, and in her husband a pity that had an interested motive;