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 1       II|       kneel beside her bed.~ ~“I obeyed, and Mademoiselle Armande
 2        V| Marie-Anne commanded silence. He obeyed, and walked a few steps
 3       XI|    return, I command you.”~ ~She obeyed and departed, not without
 4     XIII|   command. The marquis bowed and obeyed.~ ~“She dismisses me,” he
 5      XVI|       for a few moments.”~ ~They obeyed, and as soon as the door
 6     XXII|          Courtornieu.”~ ~She was obeyed. The carriage turned and
 7    XXIII|     commanded; “retreat!”~ ~They obeyed—he could see them scatter
 8     XXIV|      misery that Mme. d’Escorval obeyed the cure.~ ~Her body alone
 9     XXIX|          and threatened, and I—I obeyed him.”~ ~“That matters little,”
10    XXXIV|       voice.~ ~M. de Courtornieu obeyed. He became livid; the paper
11     XXXV|        that he has a right to be obeyed.~ ~“When the baron has been
12    XXXVI|       disrobing.~ ~The order was obeyed, and Maurice and the corporal
13    XXXVI|        me my dress.”~ ~The woman obeyed; with an eager hand Marie-Anne
14  XXXVIII|        of clothing.”~ ~The valet obeyed, and soon Martial found
15    XXXIX|       and not at Sairmeuse.~ ~He obeyed her, and then, with flashing
16    XXXIX|        said, imperiously.~ ~They obeyed, and, after she had locked
17     XLII|       forgiveness.~ ~Ah! had she obeyed the dictates of her resentment!~ ~
18     XLII|         she was ever wont to be, obeyed; and Mme. Blanche advanced
19    XLVII|         too strong for us, so we obeyed; and an hour later we were
20       LI|    remain at Courtornieu?’ And I obeyed—I was forced to obey, since
21      LII|        you; follow me.”~ ~Chupin obeyed; but the servant, greatly
22      LIV|       the name!”~ ~The two women obeyed, making their escape through