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1  3,4|    terrible woman. He took refuge at Cannes; but she followed
2  6,2|  and penniless? You saw no refuge but in death, as you have
3  7,4| London where we can find a refuge. My connections in England
4 12,2|  to meet? And what is your refuge, if doubts should ever assail
5 12,3|  and study proves her only refuge and consolation." ~"If she
6 15,1|    convents, which are the refuge, and often the prison, of
7 18,1|   for his protection and a refuge. But this weakness did not