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 1 2 |    FORTUNES of de Treville were talked of as those of M. de Bassompierre
 2 2 |        de Bassompierre had been talked of twenty years before,
 3 3 |      the window, where they had talked together, he seated himself
 4 7 |      that of Athos. He not only talked much, but he talked loudly,
 5 7 |        only talked much, but he talked loudly, little caring, we
 6 7 |      listened to him or not. He talked for the pleasure of talking
 7 7 |         of them because Porthos talked of them himself, because
 8 17|      even a mercer, when he had talked for ten minutes with Cardinal
 9 21|  between England and France was talked of as near and certain,
10 22|         the morrow, nothing was talked of in Paris but the ball
11 41|         triumph. The whole army talked of this expedition for a
12 42|      what you have seen, and if talked about, the evil would only
13 48| Everyone offered his own. Athos talked of the discretion of Grimaud,
14 50|      where he must be very much talked of, and I know that his