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 1 16|           Truth, my friend. The angel was a demon; the poor young
 2 29|        charmer!" ~"Tomorrow, my angel!" ~"Tomorrow, flame of my
 3 35|      come; but she added, "Poor angel, whom that monster of a
 4 36|      tenderly. ~"Oh, you are an angel!" exclaimed the young man. ~"
 5 37|       doubted. ~"Do not lie, my angel," said d'Artagnan, smiling; "
 6 53|        heard the singing of the angel who consoled the three Hebrews
 7 53|        he fancied he beheld the angel whom he had only just before
 8 54|         might have disarmed the angel of the last judgment. "Guilty?
 9 55| minister from hell; art thou an angel or a demon; callest thou
10 55|         Felton? I am neither an angel nor a demon; I am a daughter
11 55|   recognize the features of the angel who appears to me every
12 58|          Felton was hers. If an angel appeared to that young man
13 59|          Milady de Winter is an angel; you know that she is, and
14 61|   though she has the look of an angel, we must not always judge
15 63|   unfortunate woman. She was an angel on earth before being an
16 63|        on earth before being an angel in heaven. Treat her as