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1      III| environs of Montaignac, he owed his Latin and tonsure to
2      III| mother.~ ~To his father he owed energy, courage, and, it
3        V|   nobility of character he owed his domestic happiness,
4       IX|  promised to meet Maurice, owed its name to the rebellious
5       IX| wish it to be said that he owed anything to a son-in-law.~ ~
6    XXXII|    Those whom he had saved owed him, he thought, this slight
7   XXXIII|     She also knew that she owed it to Marie-Anne’s intercession
8  XXXVIII|    is diminished. You have owed me an opportunity to avenge
9     XLII|   profited by his treason, owed him, over and above the