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 1 4 |     giving free outlet to his thoughts and his tears, held out
 2 6 |       and that every time his thoughts or speech travelled back
 3 6 |       night. judging from the thoughts which filled my brain, it
 4 7 | wrapped him round carried his thoughts instinctively to images
 5 7 |     were listening to his own thoughts rather than to what I was
 6 7 |       took the place of other thoughts, and when I recalled this
 7 9 |      to force my heart and my thoughts to become indifferent to
 8 11|    repeat to you the thousand thoughts that rose from my heart
 9 12|    the place I now had in her thoughts, of the key to her room
10 12|         In the midst of these thoughts I fell asleep; I was awakened
11 13|     so completely absorbed my thoughts, my heart, and my life that
12 13|  jealous of the least of your thoughts. What you proposed to me
13 15|       me take my place in her thoughts, my part in her life, and
14 16|      inflamed my blood and my thoughts; while gambling gave a new
15 21|    She was so absorbed in her thoughts that I came close to her
16 23|     his utmost to distract my thoughts. ~My sister, naturally,
17 23|     entered at that moment my thoughts of vengeance would have
18 25|    console him, if, with age, thoughts of ambition should succeed
19 25|    that called up in my heart thoughts which raised me in my own
20 26|       she smiles, and all her thoughts, all her soul are yours,
21 27|      that conceives only holy thoughts and lips that repeat only