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 1 3 |          to ask his permission to finish with others before he began
 2 5 | Nevertheless, it was necessary to finish. The watch might come up
 3 8 |        have confidence in you." ~"Finish, then, what you were about
 4 14|          your Eminence had let me finish my sentence." ~"Meanwhile,
 5 25|        times, and whom I meant to finish with the fourth, I put my
 6 26|  gentleman, and I will return and finish the last couplet.' ~"We
 7 27|             You villian, will you finish?" cried d'Artagnan, "Athos--
 8 29|            madame, and I will not finish." ~"But it was my husband
 9 31|        third canto of his poem to finish, behaved like a man in haste. ~
10 47|        Good! We have just time to finish this fowl and to drink one
11 47|         my friends," said Athos, "finish them at a blow. To the wall;
12 48|        Athos's lodging, and there finish their plans. ~D'Artagnan
13 51|           allowed the cardinal to finish his sentence completely,
14 51|       none, remain where you are, finish your bottles, your game,