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1 1 |      your relatives and friends. Endure nothing from anyone except
2 5 |         implanted in his heart: "Endure nothing from anyone but
3 13|        than poor Bonacieux could endure, depressed as he was by
4 16|         Artagnan could no longer endure this conversation, which
5 50|          be silent, but you must endure your captivity quietly.
6 51| sometimes a little, and made him endure the siege with patience;
7 52|        was all that Milady could endure. Her hands clutched her
8 56|      woman like Milady could not endure. For the rest, the storm
9 57|       hands, as if she could not endure the shame which this name