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 1        I,  VIII|      your journey?”~“It was my duty.”~The words showed the character
 2        I,  X   |       fulfilling my task, that duty which before everything
 3        I,  X   |    else I must accomplish.”~“A duty!” murmured Nadia.~Just then
 4        I,  XIII|                   CHAPTER XIII DUTY BEFORE EVERYTHING~NADIA,
 5        I,  XIII|       heroically sacrificed to duty even his resentment at the
 6        I,  XIII| directed by the sentiment of a duty more sacred—if there can
 7        I,  XIV |       trials, the sentiment of duty mastered his whole soul. “
 8        I,  XIV |        himself—~The thought of duty, the serious danger for
 9       II,  II  |      still more, a question of duty and honor.”~“Duty, indeed,
10       II,  II  |  question of duty and honor.”~“Duty, indeed, imperious duty,”
11       II,  II  |        Duty, indeed, imperious duty,” said the old Siberian, “
12       II,  V   |   passed, ever obedient to his duty; and in the midst of these
13       II,  VI  |      the dispatches I send. My duty being to forget them, the
14       II,  IX  |     that it was so. I go where duty orders me to go. As to taking
15       II,  X   |    when Jolivet thought it his duty to say to Michael, “We owe
16       II,  XII |        peasants both did their duty.~At the second attack, the