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 1 3 |       the Indian Ocean, and the friendship of the Comte de~ ~Portenduere.
 2 5 |  comfort me, and offered me her friendship in the noblest manner. She~
 3 5 | dispersed. Whither would such a~friendship, which might claim the life
 4 8 |     play. She won my esteem and friendship by~the way she behaved to
 5 10|         Calyste, "with the same friendship that I feel~for you."~ ~"
 6 10|         a~kiss that was full of friendship.~ ~"Quite true," thought
 7 12|      rights other than those of friendship upon each other. I~took
 8 16|        the name of our childish friendship, to take this~rupture upon
 9 18|         love, but I have lost a friendship which I~thought was Breton.
10 19|    Sabine, had been won to this~friendship by the delightful interchange
11 19|      heart by~this confidence, "friendship has given you for the moment