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 1 26|             26. Aramis And His Thesis~ ~ ~ ~ ~    D'Artagnan had
 2 26|       Principal thinks that my thesis ought to be dogmatic and
 3 26| dogmatic and didactic." ~"Your thesis! Are you then making a thesis?" ~"
 4 26|  thesis! Are you then making a thesis?" ~"Without doubt," replied
 5 26|   which precedes ordination, a thesis is always a requisite." ~"
 6 26|  Principal is desirous that my thesis should be dogmatic, while
 7 26|        to the beauties of this thesis; but at the same time I
 8 26|    cried the Jesuit, "for that thesis touches closely upon heresy.
 9 26|        going astray, "now your thesis would please the ladies;
10 26|     persist in continuing that thesis?" ~"I feel myself called
11 26|     famously the sheets of the thesis, which had fallen on the
12 27|    made one of them forget his thesis and the other his fatigue. ~"
13 28|        Musketeer." ~"Without a thesis?" cried d'Artagnan, "without
14 28|   cried d'Artagnan, "without a thesis? I demand the suppression
15 28|  demand the suppression of the thesis." ~"Since then," continued