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 1 3 |         newcomer to this proof of affection, M. de Treville seized his
 2 7 |          do to inspire either the affection, the terror, or the respect
 3 7 |           and who bore him a real affection, never ceased recommending
 4 17|             that a man upon whose affection I thought I might depend,
 5 31|           madame, if you have any affection for me." ~Milady frowned
 6 35|         the Gascon's hand with an affection almost paternal; "and God
 7 47|       that he has not a very warm affection for his sister-in-law." ~"
 8 48|    gentlemen only say this out of affection for me, but at bottom they
 9 48|          feared lest this mark of affection, bestowed upon his lackey
10 63| expression of countenance full of affection and melancholy. And she