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 1 3 |       many others who have been ruined by it. Be assured that I
 2 11|         were heard you would be ruined. Come, come, madame!" cried
 3 23|       care. It is woman who has ruined us, still ruins us, and
 4 25| devotedness--why, I should be a ruined man!" ~"No, for Porthos
 5 27|       in my cellar I shall be a ruined man." ~"And not more than
 6 27|      much as the master, I am a ruined man." ~"Grimaud is a well-bred
 7 27|         pistoles' worth! I am a ruined man, lost, destroyed!" ~"
 8 38|    Remember, it is you who have ruined me!" ~"Yes, yes, to be sure,
 9 43|     national minister--would be ruined. The king, even while obeying
10 56|     sufficient to reconstruct a ruined world. ~Milady, being well
11 65|         that this woman who had ruined him, who was more than his
12 65|         she quitted him she had ruined for him she was destined