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1      XVI|      must be, and will be, the instrument of my plans. A man situated
2      XIX|    Martial was a most valuable instrument.~ ~“Through him, we shall
3      XXX| possible, each movement of the instrument across the iron produced
4      XXX|      swathed the handle of the instrument with a piece of damp linen.~ ~“
5      XXX|     call putting a stop on the instrument,” he remarked, by way of
6     XLII|    believed would be a willing instrument in her hands, and capable
7    XLVII|       Chupin has been the vile instrument; but it was not he who conceived