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 1 13|    committed any follies, I renounce her, I abjure her, I curse
 2 23|      Monsieur does not then renounce his excursion for this evening?" ~"
 3 23|   hope of making his master renounce his project, heaved a profound
 4 26| scandal which obliged me to renounce the cassock for a time.
 5 26| Aramis, "nothing." ~"So you renounce the world, then, forever;
 6 35|     better. Take my advice, renounce this woman. I do not know
 7 37|     not make up his mind to renounce it. ~He walked six or seven
 8 37|     when advising Milady to renounce, by pardoning de Wardes,
 9 38|   meantime," said Athos, "I renounce my plan of seclusion, and
10 40|   him his hand--Athos would renounce him. ~It was this fear that
11 48|   your censure, my faith, I renounce the task." ~"And you will