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 1       XI| intentionally give offense to a— devoted friend of our family, and
 2      XVI|        are my friends; yes, I am devoted to you—and it is for that
 3     XVII|       since the day when you, my devoted daughter, consented, for
 4    XVIII|       that of all women who have devoted themselves to the political
 5     XXXV|          who had been absolutely devoted to his master, but who had
 6   XXXVII|         first glance was for his devoted wife, who was seated by
 7     XLII|        it at once.~ ~Never did a devoted daughter lavish more touching
 8     XLIX|     guest at Escorval; and these devoted friends had promised him
 9      LII|       made them our faithful and devoted friends. It was our duty,
10      LIV|          accompanied only by his devoted servant, Otto. In intelligence,
11      LIV|       confide everything to this devoted servant; he had no secrets
12       LV|      your former enemy, now your devoted friend,~ ~“Martial de Sairmeuse.”~ ~