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1 2 |          her if she felt herself capable of changing her mode of
2 12|       she had never felt herself capable; when she has confessed
3 14|          she would not have been capable of doing." ~"Why hasn't
4 17|      soul, but he has no fortune capable of supplying your needs,
5 17|          that she might think me capable of shirking the responsibilities
6 20|       from leading me astray, is capable, on the contrary, of setting
7 24| exaltations in which the hand is capable of committing a crime without
8 27|        women like Marguerite are capable of doing all that she did