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 1 1| considers a landowner's head a sacrifice!" said a young man to his
 2 2|     even have been glad of the sacrifice! So when M. de Villele exhumed,
 3 2|     energy that shrank from no sacrifice and from no torture; THEY
 4 2|        life of mine, the daily sacrifice, the unrecognized silkworm'
 5 2|     not know the extent of her sacrifice. I must have married Pauline,
 6 2|       for her sake. ~"Was it a sacrifice after all? Was I not richly
 7 2|          I had rejoiced over a sacrifice to make for her, and almost
 8 2|      say to me? will you never sacrifice any of your pleasures for
 9 2|        cried; "ought we not to sacrifice ourselves for our friends?" ~"
10 3|     too much politeness not to sacrifice yourself to the public good,