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 1 5 |       air and austere bearing pleased him much. He flattered himself
 2 5 |     liberty to assist whom he pleased. While he was endeavoring
 3 6 |      king. ~This circumstance pleased M. de Treville much, as
 4 8 |     your poor queen, would be pleased to play his Eminence an
 5 15|    for it, will be but little pleased at being exposed to rigorous
 6 18|     Then the cardinal will be pleased with me?" ~"I have no doubt
 7 26|       whatever pace his horse pleased, the six or eight leagues
 8 26| CERTES," replied Aramis, in a pleased tone, "but the thing is
 9 26|       and the curate appeared pleased. The Jesuit persisted in
10 40| parting to meet again when it pleased God, and if it pleased God.
11 40|     it pleased God, and if it pleased God. That night, then, was
12 42|      with which they are much pleased. They are desirous that
13 51|     dispose of our time as we pleased. If we are so fortunate