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My chevalier swore by G—d he was not hurt; \'twas a pin\'s point; and so made another pass at his antagonist; which he, with a surprising dexterity, received under his arm, and run my dear chevalier into the body; who immediately fell; saying, The luck is your\'s, Sir — O my beloved Clarissa! — Now art thou — inwardly he spoke three or four words more. His sword dropt from his hand. Mr. Morden threw his down, and ran to him, saying in French — Ah, Monsieur! you are a dead man! —— Call to God for mercy!]]
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[[spoiler: My chevalier swore by G—d he was not hurt; \\\'twas a pin\\\'s point; and so made another pass at his antagonist; which he, with a surprising dexterity, received under his arm, and run my dear chevalier into the body; who immediately fell; saying, The luck is your\\\'s, Sir — O my beloved Clarissa! — Now art thou — inwardly he spoke three or four words more. His sword dropt from his hand. Mr. Morden threw his down, and ran to him, saying in French — Ah, Monsieur! you are a dead man! —— Call to God for mercy!]]
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More, it is obvious that he had been sure in his victory before the duel and didn\'t want to die after it.
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More, it is obvious that he had been sure of his victory before the duel and didn\\\'t want to die after it.
