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 1 3 |        tremble lest I should not merit it." ~"It is indeed a favor,
 2 11|          deprive yourself of the merit of doing so at once?" ~"
 3 11|          at once?" ~"Is there no merit in repentance?" ~"And do
 4 11|         and I would have all the merit of my devotion, even if
 5 13|           more than anybody, the merit of the incomparable eminence
 6 23| companions. What the devil! They merit richly that piece of attention
 7 28|        rather difficult, but the merit in all things consists in
 8 28|        he did Latin, "add to the merit of the difficulty that of
 9 36|          reality of it." ~"Well, merit this pretended happiness,
10 44|      some words that appeared to merit so great an interest that
11 44|          I desire to continue to merit the confidence of your Eminence,
12 67|          bestow upon me I do not merit. I have three friends who