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 1 3 |        wounded. He would be in despair if that should come to the
 2 12| neither time, nor absence, nor despair can extinguish, a love which
 3 13|      him!" cried Bonacieux, in despair. "I told you, on the contrary--" ~"
 4 17|      his cupidity, she did not despair of bringing him round to
 5 23| ignorance driven his master to despair, "yes, doubtless there is
 6 24|       man, upon whom this mute despair certainly produced a greater
 7 24|      torn by doubt, grief, and despair. ~"Oh, if I had my three
 8 25| answered you would be quite in despair on your return. ~"'Where
 9 25|     Planchet, "but we must not despair of the mercy of God." ~"
10 27|     took little care, were the despair of Aramis, who cultivated
11 48|    time as myself, he does not despair of becoming Pope in his
12 48|   cried he, laughing, "I quite despair of my poor Michon; she will
13 48|       his mustache, in sign of despair. ~But all at once a shadow
14 52|       an eternal and powerless despair against the rocks on which
15 52|       was alone a fresh fit of despair seized her. She cast her
16 54|    will discover that all this despair is but acted." ~She placed
17 56|      the last cry of agony and despair, I struck him in the middle
18 56|        There is a weapon which despair has placed within the reach
19 58|      also seemed to groan with despair. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    All at
20 59|     into the chamber. Cries of despair resounded on all sides.
21 61|      house at St. Germain, his despair, that of his friends, and
22 61|      your departure, and never despair of us. ~Our charming Gascon
23 64|     Red Cloak~ ~ ~ ~ ~     The despair of Athos had given place
24 64|       his own thoughts, sad as despair, gloomy as chastisement. ~      ~ ~ ~ ~
25 66|     forever compromised by the despair into which you have cast