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 1       VI| frightful peril.~ ~“Be prudent!” entreated Marie-Anne, who alone understood
 2     XVII|      seat himself, Mlle. Blanche entreated him to tell her all that
 3    XXIII|         Leave me, leave me!” she entreated.~ ~“But all is lost!”~ ~“
 4     XXIV|        as death.~ ~“Be calm,” he entreated; “do not be alarmed. Do
 5    XXXVI|     wished to do so, but Maurice entreated her, with tears in his eyes,
 6     XLIV|          supper.~ ~“Remain,” she entreated; “that is not much to do—
 7     XLVI|    begged piteously for water or entreated God to shorten her torture.~ ~“
 8   XLVIII|        her own room, but Blanche entreated her to remain. She was unwilling
 9       LI|         well! this decides me. I entreated you, and you brutally refused
10     LIII|       saints to protect her. She entreated God to grant her time for
11      LIV|       faithful valet de chambre, entreated him to assume a disguise