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 1 3 |           teach us indulgence and pardon. Jesus was full of love
 2 3 |       loved much," a sublimity of pardon which can only have called
 3 3 |      leave on our way the alms of pardon for those whom earthly desires
 4 4 |           absurd," he added, "but pardon me, and believe that I shall
 5 4 |           to give it up to me." ~"Pardon my curiosity, but was it
 6 4 | probability, good-bye, my friend. Pardon me if I do not write a longer
 7 4 |         room, "I am wearying you. Pardon me, I did not reflect how
 8 4 |           do anything for you." ~"Pardon, pardon," said he; "sorrow
 9 4 |      anything for you." ~"Pardon, pardon," said he; "sorrow sharpens
10 7 |           I have only to ask your pardon for my indiscretion, and
11 12|       which at first seems like a pardon, becomes for her almost
12 15|       deeply moved, said to her, "Pardon." ~She kissed me on the
13 15|          from that to her eyes. ~"Pardon, pardon," I murmured. "I
14 15|       that to her eyes. ~"Pardon, pardon," I murmured. "I understood
15 16|          of the year, that annual pardon, and shut off from the noise
16 20|         ready to come with me." ~"Pardon me, father," I said, "but
17 24|           have two things to ask: pardon for what I said yesterday
18 25|           me his hand, and asking pardon for the way in which he
19 25|       truth, friend. judge me and pardon me, as I have pardoned you