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1  1,2|     him. Now he was ready to reproach himself for his lack of
2  3,2|  without bitterness, or even reproach; and yet Pascal could not
3  3,4|    he did not utter a single reproach; he treated her exactly
4  5,6| added: "Observe that I don't reproach you in the least. Only remember
5  7,3|  give way like this? I don't reproach you!" ~Slowly, with an air
6 12,2|    The misfortunes which you reproach Marguerite for sanctify
7 12,3|      it was not his place to reproach his mother or censure her
8 13,3|    he would have no cause to reproach himself. Only fools find
9 20,3|      baron had expected this reproach, for without a word he led