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 1 III |      shall endure it for your sake. My brother, you do not
 2 VII |  foolish, wild things for his~sake. But YOU! You will be my
 3 VII |       Church; but, for pity's sake, allow me to ask one question."~ ~"
 4 VII |     and the next. For her own~sake, it must be believed that
 5 VIII|    have it.~ ~For curiosity's sake, I should be delighted to
 6 VIII|      pray tell me, for pity's sake?"~ ~"In this way, madame--
 7 VIII|  often happens, it is for the sake of a man~who cannot make
 8 VIII|   should, but less for my own sake than for the sake~of someone
 9 VIII|      my own sake than for the sake~of someone else whose delight
10 IX  |    she~cared to shine for his sake alone.~ ~While the physiologist
11 IX  |     are undertaken for~love's sake and not for vanity. Even
12 IX  | consideration for her lover's~sake, and that in the face of
13 X   |      leave the world for your sake. ~ ~"ANTOINETTE."~ ~ ~"Dear