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 1 3 |     allowed a slight murmur of pain to escape him, and if possible,
 2 3 |    energies to contend against pain, at length overcome by it,
 3 4 |       good cause to do so; the pain I gave him must have been
 4 24|       that feeling of intimate pain which, on certain occasions,
 5 26| retract. The union of physical pain with moral uneasiness had
 6 26|       which gives you the most pain." ~"What, then?" said Aramis,
 7 27|  hanging against the wall, but pain prevented my continuing
 8 48|     surgeon would give us more pain in cutting off a thigh than
 9 57|        once a frightful cry of pain and shame. A burning fire,
10 57|        protector had seen with pain this marriage of his elder
11 58|        Your wound?" ~"Gives me pain, but will not prevent my