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 1 1 |       thousand francs a year, in spite of~ignorant culture. The
 2 2 |       submit to an operation, in spite of the entreaties of her~
 3 3 |    married a~Kergarouet, who, in spite of the deep disapproval
 4 6 |          nostrils.~ ~And yet, in spite of all these promiseshidden,
 5 6 |          work to criticism.~ ~In spite of any such desire, if she
 6 7 |      child, I /want/~to love. In spite of his cold heart, his lack
 7 8 |    Claude Vignon is imposing, in spite of the~precocious deteriorations
 8 9 | dumfounded by Conti's genius. In spite of what Camille had told
 9 10|          put him at his ease, in spite of the terrible declarations
10 11|          he swore to himself, in spite of~his promise to Felicite,
11 11|         suppose that Camille, in spite of her~passion for tobacco,
12 11|          Calyste turned pale. In spite of all that Camille could
13 11|      that Camille could urge, in spite~of Calyste's entreaties,
14 12|      disdained love,disdained in spite of its sincerity, in spite
15 12|       spite of its sincerity, in spite of~its immortal passion?~ ~
16 15|          her virtue. Perhaps,~in spite of my approval of the matter,
17 15|         fallen into some trap in~spite of her advice. This conviction
18 16|      Zephirine soon saw that, in spite of his~intention to obey
19 17|         as a sandal-wood box. In spite~of the affectionate devotion
20 17|      servitude is established in spite of your~good advice. You
21 17|          ancient customs has, in~spite of certain absurdities which
22 18|       his feet took him there~in spite of his will. The young Breton
23 18|      love that was passionate in spite of marriage,~like his for
24 18|     human being is the woman, in spite of her faults and~her want
25 18|     which surrounded her, and in spite of her~fall, belonged to
26 19|         yet~understanding it, in spite of Sabine's incoherent attempts
27 20|    Calyste said, laughing:~ ~"In spite of all you can do, Sabine,
28 21|         eyes were shining.~ ~"In spite of my thirty-five years
29 24|          shall be obeyed. But in spite of my settled intention~
30 25|          hours after~mid-day, in spite of Arthur's protestations.
31 26|       come sooner or later.~ ~In spite of the fatigue of this day (
32 26|     Doves can be Robespierres in spite of their white wings. Three~
33 26|         name; /he/ marries~me in spite of his old motherbut /you/'"~ ~"