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1 II |    it. In its assurances of devotion~and its respectful reproaches
2 IV |     gave them to me~for the devotion that youth can win," said
3 VII|     young man can~only give devotion and his capacity. But commerce
4 VII|     had seen~no harm in the devotion of his son-in-law, Camusot,
5 X  |    her into the practice~of devotion. But so ill-used and loving
6 X  | Clapart, who, thanks to her devotion, lived on to torture her;
7 X  |  guard, Oscar Husson, whose devotion to the new dynasty amounted
8 X  |  man who had~shown him such devotion. Oscar himself was so seriously