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1 Intro|      accompaniment of thought or feeling to the strain which he hears.
2 Intro| Symposium love is not merely the feeling usually so called, but the
3 Intro|        concrete, was the natural feeling of a mind dwelling in the
4 Intro|        the whole, he expresses a feeling not unlike that of the German
5 Intro|          of inspiring the modern feeling of romance in the Greek
6 Text |          situation, has the same feeling about his lover. And if
7 Text |          I never had any similar feeling; my soul was not stirred