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 1 3 | Artagnan drew himself up with a proud air which plainly said, "
 2 3 |        the Academy. Are you too proud to accept it, young gentleman?" ~"
 3 5 |       beauty of which he was so proud. ~In addition to this, d'
 4 10|     from it, madame, he was too proud of your prudence, and above
 5 12|         times the beautiful and proud Anne of Austria, and in
 6 12|    swelling with joy, happy and proud at being near the moment
 7 14|    middle height, of a haughty, proud mien; with piercing eyes,
 8 16|       shall be always happy and proud, sire, to sacrifice myself
 9 21|       in the first." ~"We say, 'Proud as a Scotsman,'" murmured
10 21|      Buckingham. ~"And we say, 'Proud as a Gascon,'" replied d'
11 21| equipped for the field. However proud you may be, you will not
12 30|     what I can get; I am not so proud as you. So AU REVOIR, dear
13 35|         ring?" said the Gascon, proud to display so rich a gift
14 42|  entertainment. ~Planchet, very proud of being raised to the dignity
15 51|        you are brave young men, proud in daylight, faithful in