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1       II|          this despairing pleading in behalf of a bad cause produced
2       VI|          dear friend, I, in my son’s behalf, ask the hand of your daughter
3       XV|           daughter, which I asked in behalf of my son. Maurice was to
4     XVII|       formally demanded your hand on behalf of his son; your consent
5    XXVII|                  I will speak in his behalf,” said the advocate, at
6    XXVII|            the moment, a plea in his behalf. Still, his courageous advocate,
7     XXIX| supplications made in the prisoner’s behalf. The scaffold was erected,
8    XXXIV|             I am to give you this on behalf of Maurice d’Escorval.”~ ~
9     LIII|             business, and he came on behalf of his mother to entreat