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 1      III|         an unmistakable accent of command; the servant uttered an
 2       IV|           was in obedience to the command of your dying aunt, and
 3       VI|           well not to obey when I command. When I tell her the motive
 4       XI|          with an oath; “return, I command you.”~ ~She obeyed and departed,
 5     XIII|         wish thus expressed was a command. The marquis bowed and obeyed.~ ~“
 6      XVI|          who are his father, must command him to do so. And you, too,
 7     XVII|           herself where she could command a view of M. Lacheneur’s
 8    XVIII|           enemies are my enemies; command, I will obey. I ask only
 9      XIX|         commission placing him in command of the military department
10       XX|        the duke, appointed to the command of the military forces,
11       XX|          thousand soldiers at our command. These peasants are fools!
12      XXI|        have sworn. I am second in command.”~ ~His voice was sad, but
13     XXII|   Chanlouineau.~ ~“I place you in command,” said he; “do all that
14    XXIII|  stationed himself where he could command a view of the approach to
15      XXX|         sir, and obey the word of command.” Then he calmly explained
16     XXXI|      watched by the lieutenant in command, who hoped to receive some
17     XXXI| authorities,” said the officer in command.~ ~“If I have any right!”
18     XXXV|          rather—do you hear me? I command it.”~ ~This was all; then
19  XXXVIII|         addressing the officer in command, he said, imperiously:~ ~“
20       LI|          to heed my prayer, now I command and I say: ‘I will go!’
21      LIV|        squad of police, under the command of Inspector Gevrol, entered
22       LV|           man has millions at his command.”~ ~“They will ask me who
23       LV|         regained his courage, his command over his faculties, and