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 1 3 |      was to be dreaded if he meant to deceive him; "You are
 2 7 |       conveying all that was meant, and no more; no embellishments,
 3 11|    to conceive what all this meant. This mystery required an
 4 13| reassured Bonacieux. If they meant to execute him at La Greve,
 5 17|      was not what Louis XIII meant. Louis XIII wanted a discussion
 6 18|          Yes, I know that he meant to afford you that agreeable
 7 25|     d'Artagnan this stranger meant to quarrel?" ~"It appears
 8 25|      three times, and whom I meant to finish with the fourth,
 9 31|       whispered he. ~"Why, I meant to pass it over to you,
10 32|   Porthos, "that is what you meant to say!" ~"Yes, dear Monsieur
11 36|     for he knew all that was meant. ~"I love your devotedness,"
12 39|       said Aramis, "you were meant to be a general of the army!
13 55|    doing, or rather what you meant to do; you were going to