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 1 14|           cried the cardinal, with violence. ~"Yes, monseigneur, but
 2 24|         could find other traces of violence. ~The little soft light
 3 34|         arm of Porthos, and in the violence of her grief she cried out, "
 4 38|          Artagnan sprang with such violence into the room as nearly
 5 43|         what purpose?" ~"To do her violence, without doubt," said Athos. "
 6 49|        enemy I am to attribute the violence that is done me?" ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
 7 49|          me?" ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "No violence will be offered to you,
 8 52|           interrogate herself. "No violence; violence is the proof of
 9 52| interrogate herself. "No violence; violence is the proof of weakness.
10 54|         provoke him to threats and violence which would produce a contrast
11 56|    everything. I will proclaim the violence you have used toward me.
12 62|          to me and took from me by violence the safe-conduct which he