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 1 11|     woman, who brought him some billet appointing a meeting, a
 2 23|       lovers. ~It was the first billet he had received; it was
 3 23|    Artagnan read and reread his billet. Then he kissed and rekissed
 4 24|        the ferryman to read the billet of Mme. Bonacieux once again,
 5 27|   perfumed with the odor of the billet from the attendant of Madame
 6 30|        and holding out a little billet to him said, "For your master." ~"
 7 30|         turned and returned the billet. Then, accustomed to passive
 8 30|        Planchet, presenting the billet to the young man. ~"For
 9 33|        held in her hand a fresh billet from Milady. This time the
10 33|   several times in reading this billet. ~"Oh, you love her still,"
11 33|         that you gave the first billet to my lackey instead of
12 35|     glance of his eye, that his billet had been delivered, and
13 35|        delivered, and that this billet had had its effect. ~Kitty
14 35|         incurred in giving this billet to her mistress, she ran
15 38|       with a ring, and gave the billet to Kitty. ~"And now, my
16 39| Artagnan. ~The one was a little billet, genteelly folded, with