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 1 III | respect the nun who became a wife; no love, not even~motherhood,
 2 IV  |     amusements, and left his wife at liberty to do as~she
 3 IV  | before him, and left a young wife of two-and-twenty~to her
 4 IV  |     had deeply offended that wife, and in her~nature there
 5 VII |    can I be M. de~Langeais's wife? Can you require the sacrifice
 6 VIII|  break in like this upon his wife."~ ~He came up to the Duchess,
 7 IX  |       the attorney-general's wife.~ ~While the Chateau, the
 8 IX  | pointed~out the Court to his wife on the occasion of her first
 9 X   |    still be M. de Langeais's wife,~in case you should have
10 X   |      and I could not be your wife; it~would be too late!~ ~"
11 X   |     at last she went,~and my wife and I that were watching
12 X   |   Langeais was dead, and his wife was free. ~Antoinette de