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 1       IV| which she gave me for that purpose. If you see me here, it
 2        V|  all. I came here for that purpose. I know you; I know your
 3    XXIII| all. You know now for what purpose the money which you so lavishly
 4    XXVII|       Yes; but not for the purpose which this man mentions.”~ ~“
 5    XXVII| man mentions.”~ ~“For what purpose, then?”~ ~The baron made
 6     XXXI|   frontier for the express purpose of betraying your whereabouts
 7     XXXV| cortege, organized for the purpose of deceiving the Duc de
 8     XLII|   man who would serve your purpose,” the voice of hatred whispered
 9     XLIV|     or divert him from his purpose. He uttered a hoarse, discordant
10     LIII|   and—what was more to the purpose—promised himself, that he
11     LIII|  consecrated to one sacred purpose; he would not divert the
12       LV|  to it, but this served no purpose. A man, who had seen a rival,