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 1 2 |         was this worthy gentleman accused of deriving personal advantage
 2 5 | antagonist; if a conqueror, he is accused of foul play and want of
 3 6 |           say that he has hastily accused your Majesty's Musketeers,
 4 10|           the inquisitors and the accused. ~The interrogatories, preceded
 5 12|           Mme. Bonacieux would be accused of having introduced her
 6 13|        condition, and abode. ~The accused replied that his name was
 7 13|        since you are here and are accused of high treason." ~"Of high
 8 13|           abhors Spaniards, to be accused of high treason? Consider,
 9 13|        commissary, looking at the accused as if his little eyes had
10 14|           we will see." ~"You are accused of high treason," said the
11 15|           sword--for after having accused my soldiers, there can be
12 25|          Amiens with four men who accused him of being a coiner, and
13 33|           chamber. Kitty had been accused of negligence and severely
14 41|         their man, they should be accused by him; therefore their
15 65|          making his escape; I was accused of complicity, and was condemned