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 1 1|       as these produced a new emotion in these torpid hearts as
 2 1|       passion and counterfeit emotion. ~Italians shone in the
 3 1|      brief; we may extinguish emotion, and so live to old age,
 4 2|    stupid, by sheer stress of emotion. I was too ingenuous, no
 5 2|     her society the delirious emotion that now thrilled through
 6 2|      tried to read a separate emotion or a hope in every change
 7 2|     love and of hearing every emotion of my heart translated into
 8 2|       Zingarelli called up no emotion, gave no voice to any poetry
 9 2|       brought into play every emotion of the human heart in me -
10 3| sparkled in his eyes, and his emotion overflowed his face. ~"Oh,