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 1 I   |       not so much~for his own sake as to train a successor
 2 II  |     any inconvenience for the sake of~others when there is
 3 III |    music again for~her poet's sake, and revealed the world
 4 III | solely for his friend David's sake.~ ~He wrote a long letter
 5 IV  |     always stood open~for the sake of air. But if all these
 6 V   |     it is!" she said, for the sake of saying~something; "the
 7 V   |       who, for your brother's sake, went into the smallest
 8 VII |    reward, but simply for the sake of the~pleasure that it
 9 VIII|       sacrifices made for his sake.~ ~"Eve and her girl friends
10 VIII|     these exalted joys for my sake? A~great sacrifice, indeed!"
11 VIII|       a wedding dinner for my~sake."~ ~Lucien was ready to