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 1 2 |         king who has not left the reputation behind him of being very
 2 2 | compatriots of d'Artagnan had the reputation of not being easily intimidated.
 3 8 |       said the citizen; "and this reputation which he justly enjoys had
 4 12|        the risk upon herself. Her reputation would be lost, it is true;
 5 12|        value in the world was the reputation of the little wife of a
 6 15|          of an almost illustrious reputation, and whom your Majesty knows
 7 16|  reappeared in the world with the reputation of being the most terrible
 8 17|       place my life, my honor, my reputation, in your hands?" ~"Yes,
 9 25|           you shall preserve your reputation as a veracious man. In a
10 51|         having at that period the reputation it now enjoys, merited it