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1 6 | only signs of the violent nervous crisis under which he was
2 9 |   says it is because I am nervous and always ill; believe
3 9 | of forgetting, a fever, a nervous irritability. At every glass
4 10|  mistress; a woman who is nervous, ill, sad, or gay with a
5 13|   part an effort, and the nervous laughter, whose source they
6 23| me she turned pale, and a nervous smile tightened about her
7 24|   falls into one of those nervous exaltations in which the