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 1 Pre| curious work; and I shall satisfy myself with referring such
 2 11 |  that you would instantly satisfy my curiosity. We have nothing
 3 11 |   liberty, that I may not satisfy your curiosity?" ~"And will
 4 24 | Bonacieux once again, and satisfy himself that he had not
 5 27 |  to go into the cellar to satisfy these gentlemen; and he,
 6 31 | did the same. ~"Does that satisfy you?" said Athos to his
 7 37 |   you must, in your turn, satisfy me of yours. Is it not so?" ~"
 8 50 |    and where, in order to satisfy our mutual desire of seeing
 9 50 | rot in a state dungeon or satisfy the curiosity of sailors
10 57 | so many women--he who, to satisfy a caprice of his corrupt