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 1 6 |      got there when I took this fever, and I was obliged to keep
 2 6 |       perhaps the thirst of the fever, a sleepless night's dream,
 3 6 |        more nor less than brain fever, and very lucky it is for
 4 7 |       weakened by the attack of fever, and even by the process
 5 7 |         me, smiling; "I have no fever, we have nothing to do,
 6 9 |    simple nature or a breath of fever, there passed from time
 7 9 |      necessity of forgetting, a fever, a nervous irritability.
 8 11|       joy in my breast. A sweet fever thrilled me. I thought no
 9 14|     still sleepless. I was in a fever. I could think of nothing
10 16| gambling gave a new turn to the fever which would otherwise have
11 20|      will soon heal you of this fever, for it is nothing else.
12 24|         take my hand. I am in a fever. I left my bed to come to
13 26|    alone. I have been in such a fever for the last three days
14 26|       memories only increase my fever, but yesterday I received
15 26|       him my hand, burning with fever. I never saw such an astonished
16 26|    faster. ~Despite the burning fever which devoured me, I made