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 1 6 |    enough. You have taken your revenge for the Rue Ferou, and even
 2 14|     Now let us try to take our revenge." ~"I will assist you with
 3 15|        was anxious to take the revenge which men of the robe like
 4 25|       for play not to take its revenge. What consequence can the
 5 28|         in ten throws, without revenge; in thirteen throws I had
 6 28|   Artagnan. ~"Then there is no revenge?" ~"Our conditions said, '
 7 28|       Our conditions said, 'No revenge,' you will please to recollect." ~"
 8 29|    that Porthos was taking his revenge for the defeat of Chantilly,
 9 30|       reminds me that I have a revenge to take. We will see, my
10 33|  mistress." ~"And what sort of revenge would you take?" ~"I would
11 36|        anger of Milady was his revenge. ~That evening Milady was
12 47| offense for which she tried to revenge herself a month ago by having
13 50|        her that they wanted to revenge the past, and not to anticipate