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 1       II|    de Sairmeuse, and I shall seek a situation as a servant
 2      XVI|     to my father. Why do you seek to impair my courage when
 3      XVI|  grand seigneur.”~ ~“Why not seek another house? This——”~ ~“
 4     XXII|     In the conflict he would seek death and find it.~ ~Bitter
 5    XXIII|    replied the duke. “I will seek him there.”~ ~Before the
 6     XXIV|      field of battle, I will seek for them among the dead,
 7   XXVIII|  meant to say that I came to seek mademoiselle at the request
 8    XXXIX| interrupted him.~ ~“You must seek Marie-Anne if you wish to
 9    XLVII|      crime. You will have to seek higher for the culprit,
10      LIV|    aversion to his wife, and seek a reconciliation.~ ~“Old