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 1 1 |       Gascon gentleman, in that pure Bearn PATOIS of which Henry
 2 49|     said she, with an accent as pure as ever was heard between
 3 52|       He is a young, ingenuous, pure man who seems virtuous;
 4 53| breaking of the ocean--with her pure, harmonious, and powerful
 5 55|   beautiful in reality, you, so pure in appearance, must have
 6 56|         man hitherto chaste and pure. In short, she had taken
 7 57|        martyrdom invented for a pure young girl, the victim of
 8 57|     Christians did before those pure and holy martyrs whom the
 9 57|    branded woman. The noble and pure voice of my husband was
10 57|      you shall live honored and pure; you shall live to triumph
11 61|      behind the rampart of that pure brow, behind those brilliant
12 63|        poor young woman was too pure to suppose that any female