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 1 1 |          years, both for your own sake and the sake of those who
 2 1 |         for your own sake and the sake of those who belong to you.
 3 4 |           Aramis, "is not for the sake of seeking a quarrel. Thank
 4 10|       defended himself for form's sake. It is true that the three
 5 11|        Confess that it is for the sake of making me talk that you
 6 16|        and my desks." ~For form's sake the chancellor paid a visit
 7 18| everything must be risked for the sake of everything. The queen
 8 21|       mistrusted him, but for the sake of having someone to whom
 9 25|           master; so that for the sake of his master, he puts us
10 26|      repeated the curate, for the sake of saying something. "QUEMADMODUM
11 26|       will put up with it for the sake of remaining with you." ~"
12 29|           quarter, solely for the sake of seeing me." ~"Monsieur
13 31|           spare your life for the sake of your sister." ~D'Artagnan
14 34|          follow it, it is for the sake of having someone to blame
15 38|           Artagnan; "for heaven's sake, don't laugh, for upon my
16 39|     herself to everything for the sake of seeing you but for an
17 47|     expose himself for pleasure's sake. ~But Athos might be said
18 48|        promise everything for the sake of the money, and on the
19 48|          the wheel; but for God's sake, do not forget, as you yourself
20 54|           for mercy's, for pity's sake! I will embrace your knees!
21 63|        are about to do is for HIS sake." ~"Yes, yes, everything