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 1 4 |  chevalier was rich enough to bear such a trifling misfortune.
 2 5 |         said the baron; "they bear: gules,~three" He stopped. "
 3 8 |   already, like all those~who bear the weight of a world of
 4 9 | Conqueror," he replied.~"They bear on a shield tierce fessed
 5 10|       for his untried~soul to bear. Goaded by an immense regret
 6 10|   grand, and you are sublime; bear with the consequence of
 7 11|     infidelities, and have to bear them!"~ ~"Why not leave
 8 12|      you is enough to make me bear the pains~of martyrdom.~ ~
 9 14|  which the peasant-women then bear away~on their heads in huge
10 14|      particular sentiment can bear without a~loss of vigor
11 16|   life now is to me. I cannot~bear the slightest struggle;
12 18|   Alas! we can make ourselves bear everything. Now I~suffer
13 19|      in, and possibly she may bear~the marks for the rest of
14 24|      end of it. After all, we bear,~azure, a wivern or, darting
15 26|      days Calyste was made to bear the weight of an anger all