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1      VII|          advisable to make a complete surrender, what was to become of them—
2       XI|               hastened to voluntarily surrender a princely fortune—and he
3      XII| unquestionably a rascal; the complete surrender of Sairmeuse was only a
4    XXIII|         believed him invulnerable.~ ~“Surrender!” cried the soldiers, amazed
5    XXIII|                amazed by such valor; “surrender!”~ ~“Never! never!”~ ~He
6     XXXI|        seeking, is it not? I am he! I surrender myself.”~ ~An unbroken stillness
7      LIV|          Gevrol, entered the room.~ ~“Surrender!” cried the inspector.~ ~
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