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 1 5 |        and forced him to ask for mercy. ~There only then remained
 2 14|        uttering a cry to implore mercy. ~He remained on the bench,
 3 15| Musketeer is innocent. It is not mercy, then, that you are about
 4 25|          must not despair of the mercy of God." ~"Amen!" said d'
 5 25|           finding himself at the mercy of his adversary, acknowledged
 6 27|        be merciful! Sit down, in mercy!" ~D'Artagnan, mute with
 7 27|        perceive that you have no mercy to expect of you do not
 8 27|    hundred and fifty bottles." ~"Mercy!" cried the host, "if the
 9 46|        get us all killed without mercy." ~"We are much more likely
10 54|        me for a minute only, for mercy's, for pity's sake! I will
11 67|         he was completely at the mercy of these four men. ~"Gentlemen,"