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 1 1 |  spite of myself I began to feel melancholy over the fate
 2 3 |   is so true to life that I feel as if I had known her; and
 3 4 |   forgive her, and to-day I feel unworthy of the forgiveness
 4 10|   even my sister, in whom I feel the interest which I feel
 5 10|   feel the interest which I feel in you. It has been just
 6 10|  with a woman; it is what I feel, at least." ~"So you would
 7 10|   her heart so that I could feel how rapidly and violently
 8 11|    said. "I am beginning to feel cold. Meanwhile, I will
 9 12|    a love which she did not feel, and I said to myself also
10 13|   mine? I suppose because I feel that you love me for myself
11 14| generosity and permit me to feel properly quits of her, as
12 17|   whose very sight makes me feel old. Let him keep his money;