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 1 6 |      have very little time to spare, having an appointment at
 2 26|      with me?' 'I want you to spare time to take a walk with
 3 31| completely in my hands; but I spare your life for the sake of
 4 32|    Paris, and consequently to spare to us, that we must entreat
 5 41|    enough importance to me to spare your life for it?" asked
 6 45|     found the two men and the spare horse which they held. ~"
 7 50|      feel it; and in order to spare you all the annoyances of
 8 54|      captivity? Could you not spare me the increase of torture
 9 56|    recital; but she would not spare him a single pang. The more
10 57|  justice." ~"Men fear him and spare him." ~"I," said Felton, "
11 57|      not fear him, nor will I spare him." ~The soul of Milady
12 67|  thought d'Artagnan; "he will spare me the ENNUI of the Bastille,