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 1 9 |     must have made him very unhappy, especially in the presence
 2 12|   It is the same with these unhappy women when they love seriously.
 3 12|     Nonetheless, I was very unhappy all the rest of the evening,
 4 23|    If I had seen Marguerite unhappy, if, in revenging myself
 5 24|  the blow was more than the unhappy creature could endure without
 6 24|     on you not to have been unhappy at all, if you are as you
 7 24| affright; "we should be too unhappy. I can do no more to make
 8 24| with mine, you would be too unhappy and you would make me too
 9 24|   and you would make me too unhappy. I shall still be pretty
10 25|  more at your side, perhaps unhappy for a time, but cured forever." ~"
11 26|  you. ~After all, no one is unhappy always. ~When I think that