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 1 5 |      that no impure word, no~evil thought had sullied the
 2 5 |      Educated people did the evil, educated noblemen deserted~
 3 5 |     weeping, "I foresee some evil coming down~upon you in
 4 6 |   had no inclinations toward evil; she conceived everything
 5 8 |    upon her; she escaped one~evil by rushing into a greater.
 6 12| making the~reflections which evil suggests. But I will go
 7 14|    her for being bound to an evil genius, a man as false as~
 8 17|     her breast, fearing some evil.~ ~Note.When "Beatrix" was
 9 21|  will you~take to remedy the evil?"~ ~"I have committed the
10 21|      a sinning~woman from an evil path, rather than push her
11 21| Instead of lending a hand to evil for~the sake of doing good
12 23|     so democrats declare, an evil in her aristocracy;~but
13 23|    defined and circumscribed evil; she exchanges it for a
14 26| without head, floundering in evil. Madame de~Rochefide loves