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 1 12|      but my God, and that in my prayers." ~"I ask for no more. You
 2 16|       the community would go to prayers. ~This advice appeared good
 3 16|        spirit with abundance of prayers offered up by the monks.
 4 37| reproaches, recriminations, and prayers; the second, because be
 5 46| mustache; Aramis was saying his prayers in a charming little Book
 6 53|    deeply engaged in saying her prayers aloud--prayers which she
 7 53|       saying her prayers aloud--prayers which she had learned of
 8 53|   watched, so she continued her prayers to the end; and it appeared
 9 53|   chains,   I have my youth, my prayers,     And God, who counts
10 54|    myself would aid you with my prayers." ~"Oh, you are a just man!"
11 54|      her knees and repeated her prayers aloud. As on the evening