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 1 6 |    depended upon the cast of the dice. ~Arrived at the foot of
 2 25|           and proposed a cast of dice. He accepted my challenge,
 3 28|       play for him.' 'What?' 'At dice.' No sooner said than done,
 4 28| consented. ~D'Artagnan threw the dice with a trembling hand, and
 5 28|         the trouble to shake the dice. He threw them on the table
 6 28|         tone; "that throw of the dice is extraordinary. I have
 7 30|          skillfully as you can a dice box." ~"You see plainly
 8 41|      bandit had received, with a dice box and dice, completed
 9 41|    received, with a dice box and dice, completed the possessions
10 41|        man. ~He left the box and dice where they fell, threw the
11 44|    called the host and asked for dice. ~Porthos and Aramis placed
12 45|       playing an earnest game of dice with Aramis. He cast a rapid
13 51|    forsake their cards and their dice on the drumhead. ~The other
14 51|          over, drink and play at dice, and they are certainly
15 51|         which were the cards and dice. ~"Your Eminence may believe,"