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 1 2 |   taught him. Institutions and~religion thought for him. He reserved
 2 2 | Bourbons, that~of the Catholic religion, the influence of political
 3 5 |        the duties taught us~by religion," replied the baroness. "
 4 8 |      is a missionary. Art is a religion, which has its priests and
 5 8 |      he knewLove was~the human religion.~ ~When his mother saw him
 6 12|        property, my object, my religion!~ ~You talk to me of marrying!
 7 14|       disregards the world and religion. I shall remain in my present
 8 15|     many women sacrifice it to~religion or to duty. Sometimes mere
 9 16|     depraved, immoral, without religion, and very~ridiculous about
10 16|      man an apostle of his~own religion; he recognized in his soul
11 16|        faithful to God and his religion," he said. "My God! as the~
12 17|       cannot exist without~the religion of duty, and you will terribly