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 1 8 | nothing in all this but a love meeting, given by a lady to a cavalier,
 2 11|       some billet appointing a meeting, a gold chain, or a diamond.
 3 21|       much greater pleasure in meeting on the field of battle than
 4 23|    pretty wife has appointed a meeting with you that same evening
 5 30|       d'Artagnan described the meeting which he had at the church,
 6 33|       of Kitty, her constantly meeting him in the antechamber,
 7 34|        there had been no fixed meeting between them. They dined
 8 34|       after having appointed a meeting with the procurator's wife
 9 35|       me, madame, for the next meeting. Since my convalescence
10 37|           You gave de Wardes a meeting on Thursday last in this
11 42|       another the next, so the meeting was fixed for the day after
12 42| separated, with the promise of meeting again that evening. D'Artagnan
13 60|         Bonacieux would run of meeting at the convent of Bethune
14 64|        than any other place of meeting somebody, he stood still.