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 1     XVII|  him to make up his mind to depart.~ ~He did so, at last, however;
 2      XXI|     he saw in the ranks, to depart thus.~ ~“Maurice!” he cried.~ ~
 3     XXIV| mother, do not allow her to depart. I may perish in my attempt
 4    XXVII|   your peace, Monsieur, and depart!”~ ~The counsel for the
 5   XXVIII|     him he would be free to depart on condition he would give
 6     XXIX| cell, he watched Marie-Anne depart; but as he saw her go out
 7     XXXV|    saved his father’s life, depart. Now he was the sole protector
 8   XXXVII|     enemies upon his track? Depart!”~ ~The poor boy, quite
 9   XXXVII|        It is time for me to depart,” said he, “and I entreat
10    XXXIX| servant, with directions to depart at once; and it was not
11       XL|  the door.~ ~“You shall not depart thus!” he exclaimed. “I
12       XL|    marquis and his daughter depart, and they had been gone
13     XLIV|  When she saw the physician depart, bearing her child, she
14     XLIV|    not allow her brother to depart in this mood.~ ~She fell