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1 2 | continued to give her those feverish desires which are almost
2 6 |    a burning hand. "You are feverish," I said to him. "It is
3 8 | chest, and is almost always feverish." ~"Hasn't she any lovers?"
4 9 |   cheeks would flush with a feverish colour, and a cough, hardly
5 10|     that supports me is the feverish life I lead. Then, as for
6 14|   under the weight of these feverish resolutions which one always
7 21|      that night I found her feverish and agitated. On seeing
8 24|    that in my transports of feverish love I asked myself whether