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 1       1, XV  |     boy now be offered in thy service - let it be that for thy
 2       1, XV  |        let it be that for thy service I now speak and write and
 3       7      |       of two imperial “secret service agents.” These stories throw
 4       7, II  |     mark of his distinguished service in office had both merited
 5       7, V   |       will came lust, and the service of lust ended in habit,
 6       7, VI  |      officials called “secret service agents.”254 Then, suddenly
 7       7, VI  |       is our motive in public service? Can our hopes in the court
 8       7, VI  |    God; and I enter into that service from this hour in this place.
 9       7, VI  |        to share in so great a service for so great a prize. So
10       8, II  |     not to snatch my tongue’s service abruptly out of the speech
11       8, II  |      my heart enlisted in thy service, I permitted myself to sit
12       8, IV  |      hopefully devoted to thy service; though in this pause it
13       8, VIII|     while serving as a secret service agent, was converted to
14       8, VIII|      relinquished his secular service, and prepared himself for
15       8, VIII|   might be most useful in our service to thee, and had planned
16       8, VIII|      Because of her long-time service and also because of her
17       8, XII |      her be compared with her service to me? I was then left destitute
18       9, XXXV|      humble and singlehearted service, with what subtle suggestion
19      10, II  | exercise of the mind, and the service we owe to our fellow men -
20      10, II  |       is so. Let me offer the service of my mind and my tongue -
21      12, I   |     my assistance. Nor is the service I pay thee like the cultivation