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 1 2 |        countenance, dressed in a costume so peculiar as to attract
 2 3 |     Musketeer, in irreproachable costume, belted as usual, with a
 3 6 |          fast. He was in hunting costume covered with dust, wearing
 4 11|        and enter the Louvre. His costume of Guardsman in the company
 5 15|    polite, and in irreproachable costume. ~Informed of what had passed
 6 17|      should appear in ceremonial costume, and above all, ornamented
 7 22|        in a most elegant hunting costume; and Monsieur and the other
 8 22|   dressed like him. This was the costume that best became the king.
 9 22|          she was to take off her costume. ~The attention which we
10 25|          M. Bonacieux in morning costume, standing at his threshold.
11 26|    cassock on a peg, assumed the costume of a cavalier, and went
12 37|       then first thinking of the costume he found himself in, "that'
13 43|          inconvenienced by their costume as pages and whose large
14 44|        that he came there in the costume of the Great Mogul, which
15 53| arrangement of the hair, by that costume of extreme simplicity, by