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1 IV  |            by way of proving their devotion.~ ~The families of Langeais
2 VI  | intelligence, finished his work~of devotion by carrying him across the
3 VII |          insensible woman, with no devotion in her composition, no heart~
4 VII |            men ask for an untiring~devotion, to be idolised at every
5 VIII|       human energies, the~physical devotion, as it may be called, of
6 VIII|      suffer. The grandeur of their devotion~dwarfs us. Rising higher
7 IX  |     beneath you than a woman whose devotion is~accompanied by high rank,
8 X   |         are expected to show their devotion for men. These modern~gentlemen
9 X   |           no~conception of womanly devotion and happiness. Who was to