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• No jealousy!!!! (18)
• There is jealousy. (4)
• Jealousy invaded him. (10)
• His jealousy slumbered. (10)
• The jealousy fixes them. (10)
• Jealousy of you, Miss Dale! (10)
• You have no cause for jealousy. (10)
• Remember the poets upon jealousy. (10)
• I have no jealousy of any individual. (4)
• And jealousy flourishes on scepticism. (8)
• She was full of jealousy and agitation. (4)
• The madness of jealousy was exhibited. (10)
• A pang of jealousy traversed her frame. (10)
• And I should not have a spark of jealousy. (10)
• He was above jealousy; he was above vanity. (10)
• His heart flamed into jealousy of the stranger. (10)
• His jealousy demanded that gratification foremost. (22)
• The condition of feminine jealousy stood revealed. (10)
• She was amazed and hurt by her capacity for jealousy. (8)
• They were perfectly free from any jealousy of Mansfield. (4)
• Something intangible, instinctive, gave her that jealousy. (8)
• But what right had he to feel jealousy and rage against her? (8)
• Jealousy was a quality she could not admit as possible to her. (10)
• And, curiously, the object of his jealousy was the devoted Alonzo! (10)
• Do not let me hear a word of that word; jealousy is unknown to me . (10)
• He goes to her in the fittest preparation for the pangs of jealousy. (10)
• The smouldering jealousy and suspicion of months blazed up within him. (8)
• The New Englanders never ceased to regard French Acadia with jealousy. (19)
• She frankly accused herself of jealousy, though she did not say of whom. (10)
• With the innate lordliness of a brother he already put it down to jealousy. (8)
• Captain Holmes, the commandant, had inspired the jealousy of a young squaw. (19)
• Jealousy of Mr Elliot had been the retarding weight, the doubt, the torment. (4)
• Her mother, without sympathy for the lady, was too great of soul for jealousy. (10)
• Jealousy of a man like Brailstone, however infatuated the man, was too foolish. (10)
• Victor was pricked with a jealousy of them for beguiling him of his trusty servant. (10)
• I tell you, he does that just out of a sort of jealousy to rival me as an Englishman. (10)
• Though the word jealousy had not been spoken, the drift of her observations was clear. (10)
• As to the second, jealousy does not always blind: sometimes it gives keenness of vision. (16)
• Between these two little skirmishes of jealousy took place, and each felt the other to be an obstacle. (12)
• He knows that not only was his jealousy of his wife groundless, but it was forced by a spleenful pride. (10)
• It was part of his jealousy for the purity of the language, and meant that touch which the artist gives. (14)
• Some feeling fought against this in Felix, but, suspecting it to be mere jealousy, he decided to take her. (8)
• And thinking of jealousy, Dacier felt none; none of individuals, only of facts: her marriage, her bondage. (10)
• He made a different, stronger twist from hers, and took larger sheaves, so that she felt a sort of jealousy. (8)
• He had hitherto been free of it, regarding jealousy as a foreign devil, the accursed familiar of the vulgar. (10)
• Vittoria knew how low she was sinking when she found her soul in the shallows of a sort of jealousy of Irma. (10)
• But most his thoughts recurred to his father, and something akin to jealousy slowly awakened his heart to him. (10)
• I am sure the poor old man suffered pangs of jealousy; I could even at times see into his breast and pity him. (10)
• But even with that craving was mingled the itch to justify herself, and prove that she could rise above jealousy. (8)
• Johannes, out of jealousy, sets fire to a house where the lovers are meeting, and denounces Mathias as the incendiary. (3)
• The aching of this jealousy gave her face for a moment almost a spiritual expression, then passed away into impatience. (8)
• The man possessed by jealousy is never in need of matter for it: he magnifies; grass is jungle, hillocks are mountains. (10)
• When the pain was easier he muffled himself in the idea of her jealousy of Laetitia Dale, and deemed the wish a fiction. (10)
• They had roused in him a fierce jealousy, which, with the peculiar perversion of this instinct, had turned to fiercer desire. (8)
• Caroline is certainly the loveliest woman I ever beheld, and I forgive her now the pangs of jealousy she used to make me feel. (10)
• The nostalgia for her husband which had rushed up with that scent was struggling with a deeper jealousy than any she had felt yet. (8)
• At this sight she felt a little of that impatience which the conquering feel for the passive, and perhaps just a touch of jealousy. (8)
• They enact for the villagers a mimic tragedy of love and jealousy, but Canio makes it real by actually stabbing the faithless Nedda. (3)
• This is a tale of love, jealousy, and revenge told in music admirably adapted to the vivid, crude representation of elemental passions. (3)
• Jealousy it was that plucked Cecilia from her majestic place and caused her to envy in Renee things she would otherwise have disapproved. (10)
• When Janet came to look at them she called them by their names; of course they followed me in preference to her; she cried with jealousy. (10)
• As soon as they were swallowed in the gloom I sprang in my saddle with torture, transfixed by one of the coarsest shafts of hideous jealousy. (10)
• He could have made no better choice, for Sassheimer envied him, and there was an old jealousy between his family and the house of Wahnschaffe. (12)
• Miss Bingley was then sorry that she had proposed the delay, for her jealousy and dislike of one sister much exceeded her affection for the other. (4)
• Submissive though she was to court and soothe her brother Rowsley, a spur of jealousy burned in the composition of her sentiments, to set her going. (10)
• Under cover of a patient desire to please she had nursed irritation and jealousy; the degradation of the sense of jealousy increasing the irritation. (10)

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