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1 3 |       this smile M. de Treville judged that he had not to deal
2 6 |        first glance, d'Artagnan judged that the mind of the king
3 8 | character he had given himself, judged it prudent to decamp. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
4 11|        a little way. ~It may be judged whether d'Artagnan looked
5 19|         to be his agent, and he judged, with reason, he had not
6 20|       able to see the wound, he judged it to be more serious than
7 43|         fresh assault, the king judged that it would be best to
8 50|     peace with God, for you are judged by men!" ~Milady let her
9 51|        included, were seven. He judged that the match would be