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 1         I,I  |        He fears God for~God's sake; hell is nothing to him.
 2         I,I  |     would put them out for my sake. For nineteen years he~has
 3         I,I  | Good-by to economy,--for your sake, be it~understood. I burn
 4         I,I  |     let us do good for good's sake. Besides,~perhaps du Tillet
 5         I,II |   Birotteau committed~for her sake in fitting up the new appartement.
 6         I,III|    hardship; doing~it for the sake of Cesarine, nothing tired
 7         I,III|     wish you well for you own~sake, and without any other thought."~ ~"
 8         I,I  |       carriage, for my~wife's sake. Xandrot, go with me!"~ ~
 9         I,V  |          madame, for heaven's sake do not~raise a mob, and
10         I,V  |     said Pillerault, "for the sake of economy;~you shall have
11         I,VII|    and you ought not, for the sake of your exaggerated ideas