Jealous
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[He has love affairs] I think that now the Countess Lydia Ivanovna is
jealous
of his wife.''Oh, come!
Men, all of them, are terribly
jealous
of our pasts.'
'Understand that I am not jealous: that is a vile word!
I cannot be
jealous
nor believe that...
I cannot say what I feel, but it is dreadful ...I am not jealous, but I am offended and humiliated that anyone dares imagine – dares look at you with such eyes...''What eyes?' said Kitty, trying to remember as honestly as she could all the words and gestures of the evening and all their shades of meaning.
On the contrary, when Kitty watched him in company – as one sometimes watches a person one loves, trying to see him from a stranger's point of view, so as to realize the impression he makes on others – she saw, even with some
jealous
fear, that far from needing pity he was very attractive, by his good breeding, his rather old-fashioned and timid politeness to women, his powerful figure, and, as she thought, his uncommonly expressive face.
She was jealous, not of any one woman, but of the diminution of his love.
Now she was
jealous
of the coarse women with whom, through his bachelor connections, he might so easily have intercourse; now of the Society women whom he might meet; now of some imaginary girl whom he might marry after repudiating her.
And being jealous, Anna was indignant with him and constantly sought reasons to justify her indignation.
Wishing even to blame herself and to justify him, she said to herself:'I am to blame; I am irritable and unreasonably
jealous.
She is
jealous
of me and hates me, and she also despises me.
He tells me I am unreasonably jealous, and I have told myself that I am unreasonably jealous; but it is not true.
I am not jealous, but dissatisfied.
There was in that kiss an act of possession, a sort of
jealous
resolution.
Although everything was in order in her house, and she scrubbed every Saturday, she glanced with a
jealous
housekeeper's eye over this clean room, in which there was even a certain coquetry, gilt vases on the sideboard, a mirror, three framed prints.
And now that he had seen the comedy he got up, overcome by uneasiness, by a kind of
jealous
excitement in which there was a touch of anger.
In fact, she was not jealous; she joked him about the putters, whom he declared to be abominable, and she almost sulked because he had no young man's pranks to narrate to her.
What have my affairs got to do with you, a pack of
jealous
creatures who want to get over us because we are able to save up money!
She was chewing the mouthfuls painfully; he made her pay for each with a caress, in his
jealous
obstinacy not willing to die until he had had her again in the other man's presence.
Apparently the
jealous
orb didn't want to reveal this inaccessible spot on the globe to any human being.
For two hundred francs a year he managed to live on the border of the provinces of Caux and Picardy, in a kind of place half farm, half private house; and here, soured, eaten up with regrets, cursing his luck,
jealous
of everyone, he shut himself up at the age of forty-five, sick of men, he said, and determined to live at peace.
But the mayor resented it, his colleagues were jealous, everything was to be feared; gaining over Monsieur Bovary by his attentions was to earn his gratitude, and prevent his speaking out later on, should he notice anything.
They are
jealous
of science, and then are opposed to our taking the most legitimate distractions.
All these cloth merchants are
jealous
of me, I am certain of it; two or three of them are growing rich; very well, I wish them to see M. de Renal's children go by, out walking in the care of their tutor.
She was so overcome as to make M. Valenod
jealous.
'Yes, they might be jealous, and rightly,' said her husband as he left the room, thinking of the magnitude of the sum.
She coloured with delight, and almost simultaneously repulsed Julien with the anger of a
jealous
woman.
But his attempts at consolation produced no effect; he did not know that Madame de Renal had taken it into her head that, to appease the anger of a
jealous
God, she must either hate Julien or see her son die.
Someone was attempting to open his door; was it Madame de Renal, was it a
jealous
husband?
'But that would be no good,' he broke out angrily, 'that wretched Elisa would notice it, and it would be all over the house at once that I am jealous.'
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