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 1 8 |  creature of the cardinal, his evil genius." ~"But you have
 2 16|    chancellor. He conjured the evil spirit with abundance of
 3 32| Musketeer could not forget the evil reports which then prevailed,
 4 40|     restrain her tears; but no evil impressions were taken from
 5 42|       and if talked about, the evil would only recoil upon us." ~"
 6 44|       by her anger. "He is the evil genius of both of us. It
 7 48|      that if by your fault any evil happens to d'Artagnan, I
 8 50|      career, if you did not do evil for the infinite and supreme
 9 52|       that invincible power of evil. ~He has deceived her in
10 60|            That cursed man, my evil genius, whom I have always