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 1        X|      wished his existence at the price he paid for it —not even
 2     XVII|       you two may agree upon the price. We must go. Good-by, my
 3      XXV|          soil his hands with the price of blood might deliver up
 4     XXXI|       was thus hungering for the price of blood, when, on the day
 5     XXXI| superhuman strength to flee.~ ~A price had been set upon his head.
 6     XXXI| Lacheneur. “You will receive the price of my blood; but it will
 7   XXXIII|        Since he had received the price of Lacheneur’s blood—the
 8     XLII|     comparative safety at such a price.~ ~But when the duke returned
 9     XLVI|       where he had concealed the price of Lacheneur’s blood.~ ~
10     XLIX|          little in regard to the price he received, provided the