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 1      XII|     had, it is true, seen this rival rudely dismissed by M. Lacheneur;
 2      XIV|      and you possess what your rival does not: birth, wit, the
 3     XXII|        was at the mercy of her rival. She resolved to place herself
 4   XXXIII|         Had it not removed her rival from her path?~ ~“Now,”
 5    XXXVI|     the life of his successful rival at the Croix d’Arcy, had
 6    XXXIX|     wreak her vengeance on her rival took possession of her heart.~ ~
 7     XLII|     her husband, but an odious rival—an infamous and perfidious
 8    XLIII|       whom she regarded as her rival, incensed her to such a
 9      XLV|     Martial’s love for a hated rival, she took an inventory,
10      XLV|      the poison upon her hated rival.~ ~When the crime was discovered
11     XLVI|        feel upon her cheek her rival’s breath, which scorched
12       LV| purpose. A man, who had seen a rival, or rather, a future master,