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 1 4 |        particularly anxious to avoid marring the freshness of
 2 5 |       sword across his knee to avoid the necessity of surrendering
 3 7 |      to the Church, and that I avoid all mundane opportunities.
 4 17|        What matters it, if you avoid them?" ~"Hold, Madame Bonacieux,"
 5 23| Besides, how is it possible to avoid a little condescension toward
 6 25|    shall we drink to, so as to avoid wounding any susceptibility?
 7 27|    churchman, pray? You do not avoid going to war by that means;
 8 36|         in order that he might avoid explanations with the count
 9 55|        arm. Allow me, then, to avoid dishonor by death; let me
10 63|                      How can I avoid interesting myself for one
11 63|      herself upon her chair to avoid falling. Nothing was yet
12 63|       till the blood sprang to avoid sighing. ~"d'Artagnan, d'
13 65|       her hands to the wall to avoid falling. ~Every one drew