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 1        I|          Hence, it was with a feverish curiosity that most of them
 2      XIX|    magnificent reward.~ ~Such feverish activity as Maurice displayed!
 3     XXXI|       the door.~ ~Upheld by a feverish excitement, he walked for
 4    XXXII|  straw pallet, oppressed with feverish anxiety.~ ~Would Marie-Anne
 5   XXXIII| marquis had been pursued with feverish activity, greatly to the
 6    XXXIV|       his eyes glittered with feverish brilliancy.~ ~On recognizing
 7  XXXVIII|   morning that he fell into a feverish slumber.~ ~He awoke about
 8     XLIV|    abbe was awaiting her with feverish impatience on the same spot,
 9      LIV|    was full of papers.~ ~With feverish haste, Martial examined
10       LV|     folded this letter with a feverish hand, and giving it to the