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 1 4 |    that gracious lady has the kindness to lend you one of her handkerchiefs?" ~
 2 25|       would have at least the kindness to grant the favor of his
 3 29|      wife, "will you have the kindness to offer me your arm for
 4 31|       replied with a smile of kindness. The hour came for him to
 5 31|     him with an expression of kindness which it was impossible
 6 32|      don't like to abuse your kindness; besides, I must think of
 7 33| believe in the excess of your kindness, since not only your letter
 8 46|   Athos," said he, "do me the kindness to tell me where we are
 9 49|       asked she, "who has the kindness to trouble yourself so particularly
10 60|     evening, and as a further kindness M. de Treville post-dated