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 1 8 |      do with all this?" ~"Her devotion to the queen is known; and
 2 11|     that there is nothing but devotion and sympathy in my heart?" ~"
 3 11|      have all the merit of my devotion, even if that devotion were
 4 11|     my devotion, even if that devotion were stupidity. Adieu, madame,
 5 11|    the duke this proof of his devotion, and the young woman and
 6 21|        and how, thanks to the devotion of his three friends, whom
 7 22|       After the reward of his devotion, that of his love was to
 8 29|       always been inclined to devotion, never quit the churches;
 9 31| speeches and protestations of devotion. To all the simple things
10 37|  Milady an undoubted proof of devotion. This reassured her. ~We
11 41|  Bonacieux was explaining her devotion, and that she had freed
12 61|      but of my devotion--of a devotion to a woman I loved, for