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1 6 | moment I was afraid lest the emotions which he was visibly repressing
2 6 |   white; you are cold. These emotions will be too much for you." ~"
3 7 |    to permit him any violent emotions, and the universal joy of
4 12|      one draught all earthly emotions, and after such a love his
5 23|   When, full of my sorrowful emotions, I arrived at the ball,
6 26|     to say. I am not used to emotions of this kind, and I am in