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 1 26|   radiant. ~"This same waiting maid seems to have an agreeable
 2 29|     with her Negro boy and her maid!" ~"My God! Madame, you
 3 30|     and gave her orders to her maid. ~The latter--a pretty girl
 4 30| Artagnan had disappeared. ~The maid approached Planchet, whom
 5 32|   kitchen. ~After the soup the maid brought a boiled fowl--a
 6 33|     for some time scolding her maid. She was at length appeased,
 7 33|       he would ascend with the maid. This promise completed
 8 35|       her help," responded the maid, frightened at the terrible
 9 37|        concealed even from her maid with such care, the secret
10 37|        Milady into that of the maid, and quick as lightning,
11 38|     believe, for a trustworthy maid. If you can, my dear d'Artagnan,
12 50|       I serve you as a waiting maid? By that means all our secrets