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  1 1 |     aforesaid pony at Meung--which place he had entered about a quarter
  2 1 |          gentleman, he resumed his place at the window, and surveyed
  3 1 |            Artagnan. "In the first place, I warn you that that letter
  4 2 |         for the king, in the first place, and the friends of the
  5 2 |            the Louvre, had only to place himself at the window to
  6 2 |            waited upon the landing place to take their turn in the
  7 2 |       there were still the landing place and the antechamber. ~On
  8 2 |           things which were taking place. ~Although he was a perfect
  9 2 |           first appearance in that place, he was at length noticed,
 10 3 |           a Gascon remained in his place. ~When all had gone out
 11 3 |          into Treville's house, to place near him, to win his confidence,
 12 4 |          quietly in a snug, remote place, where you will not be able
 13 4 |           indicate to you the best place and time." ~The two young
 14 5 |  restrained might have done in his place. He reflected upon the different
 15 5 |          generally employed as the place for the duels of men who
 16 5 |        coming in his turn onto the place. ~"But not until two o'clock,"
 17 6 |      Vieuville," said he, "take my place; I must speak to Monsieur
 18 6 |     morning. The party was to take place at St. Germain, I believe,
 19 6 |           to do in such a deserted place as the neighborhood of the
 20 6 |       terms, and went and took his place near the cord and in the
 21 6 |            appears to me that this place is badly chosen, and that
 22 6 |           circumstances which took place yesterday at my hotel. I
 23 6 |            Hem!" said the king. "I place no confidence in their hypocritical
 24 6 |        before entering that corps, place this young man in the company
 25 7 |     however, when he saw that this place was already taken by a compeer
 26 7 |           Athos instantly took the place which was his due and consigned
 27 7 |          said it was sealed to its place and should never quit it
 28 7 |         from the Luxembourg to the Place St. Sulpice, or from the
 29 8 |          someone in whom she could place confidence, abandoned as
 30 8 |      information as to his abiding place?" ~"None. One day, as I
 31 8 |            doubtless about to take place between the young man and
 32 9 |        said Porthos, "in the first place make a bargain with the
 33 9 |      occupy Monsieur de Treville's place, I will come and ask your
 34 10|    gentleman would have done in my place; you owe me no thanks." ~"
 35 10|           I hastened hither." ~"To place yourself under his protection?" ~"
 36 10|          not here in a very proper place for imparting confidences.
 37 10|         stop till they came to the Place St. Sulpice. ~"And now what
 38 10|           precisely what had taken place at the Louvre in the last
 39 10|           have described had taken place within a half hour. ~Everything
 40 10|          trouble by what has taken place." ~"You believe so?" ~"Yes.
 41 11|           their spurs in the first place, nor their battles afterward,
 42 11|           he stole from his hiding place, and quick as lightning,
 43 11|         while I have life. Rather, place faith in what I tell you.
 44 11|             In the proper time and place I will remember everything.
 45 11|              What?" ~"In the first place, Monsieur Athos is arrested." ~"
 46 11|          black, who rummaged every place and took all the papers.
 47 12|          that the influence of the place, the charm of the beautiful
 48 13|            guards. ~"Where must we place him?" demanded the chief. ~"
 49 13|            your wife, in the first place?" ~"Why, did not I tell
 50 13|        perceive how I can take his place." ~"Do as I bade you," cried
 51 13|        they had nearly reached the place of execution. Indeed, the
 52 13|           remained, then, no other place to fear but the Traitor'
 53 13|       worthy of St. Paul or of the Place de Greve; it was at the
 54 14|         but you must, in the first place, reveal to the cardinal
 55 14|          The officer reappeared. ~"Place this man in the care of
 56 15|       after these events had taken place, Athos not having reappeared,
 57 15|           whole affair in order to place it before the eyes of the
 58 15|   unfortunate encounter which took place near the Convent of the
 59 16| adolescence. On entering this holy place, the poor penitent was unable
 60 16|         easily dispossessed from a place in which he has fixed his
 61 16|            became president on the place of his uncle, embraced the
 62 16|     furniture that the queen would place the important letter she
 63 16|         forth his hands toward the place where the queen had acknowledged
 64 16|            not dismiss me. In your place, in truth, sire, I should
 65 16|           day this fete would take place, but the king replied that
 66 16|         when this fete should take place; and every day the cardinal,
 67 17|            day will this ball take place?" asked Anne of Austria. ~
 68 17|            In whom can I trust?" ~"Place confidence in me, madame;
 69 17|            Oh, my God! I must then place my life, my honor, my reputation,
 70 17|          the change that had taken place in him with respect to the
 71 17|       reached Burgundy, her native place. ~The worthy mercer had,
 72 17|           serious events had taken place in which both were concerned,
 73 17|           Whew! That's a frightful place, that Bastille! Only to
 74 18|      thousand things. In the first place, that, unfortunately, your
 75 18|            and a fool; in the next place, you are in trouble, of
 76 18|           Let us go," said she, "I place full confidence in you,
 77 19|          himself whether he should place confidence in M. de Treville,
 78 20|           he, showing d'Artagnan a place where it had been pierced
 79 21|          when is this ball to take place?" ~"Monday next." ~"Monday
 80 22|        reconducted his lady to her place; but the king took advantage
 81 23|        Speak, monsieur." ~"In your place, I would do one thing." ~"
 82 23|            the young man. ~"Do you place confidence in our landlord--
 83 24|         them go out. Planchet took place behind his master, and kept
 84 24|         passers-by. ~He gained the place appointed, and as no signal
 85 24|        saddle; the lackey took his place by the coachman; the carriage
 86 25|          compelled him to keep his place. ~"Ah, but you are joking,
 87 25|          had time to remove." ~The place named by Bonacieux as that
 88 25|        accompanied his wife to the place of her confinement, or else
 89 25|        seeing me." ~"And what took place?" ~"Oh! The affair was not
 90 25|          respectfully, yielded his place to him, and went to give
 91 26|       distance. We depart from one place, and arrive at another,
 92 26| countenance of the mistress of the place, and he at once perceived
 93 26|        there was no getting at the place of sojourn of the future
 94 26|           HAND." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "Place the HANDS," repeated the
 95 27|           you he did. In the first place he had made rough work of
 96 27|        conditions. ~"'In the first place,' said he, 'I wish my lackey
 97 28|           revelation. In the first place it had been made by a man
 98 28|          only made the tour of the Place St. Sulpice." ~"Ah, you
 99 28|         friend, put yourself in my place," replied the Musketeer. "
100 28|        like to have seen you in my place! I had been fifteen days
101 28|        much of your horse. In your place I would stake the furniture
102 28|        pistoles? Why, in the first place I gave you fifty." ~"You
103 30|         and bring them to Athens's place. Once for all, Treville
104 30|            ever, and if I knew the place in which she is, were it
105 30|              The conversation took place in English--a language which
106 30|       should with great confidence place myself under your protection
107 31|             the presentations took place. ~The Englishmen were all
108 31|          address. She lived in the Place Royale--then the fashionable
109 31|      horses, they were soon at the Place Royale. ~Milady Clarik received
110 32| magisterial table, "in my cousin's place, I would not keep such gourmands!
111 32|         who experience it. ~In the place of the fowl a dish of haricot
112 32|          that the thing would take place at the present sitting,
113 32|             don't you in the first place want a horse?" ~"Yes, a
114 32|           wife was obliged to give place to the king. ~The Musketeer
115 33|           by the kiss in the first place, and still further by the
116 33|         This note was in the first place a forgery; it was likewise
117 35|           d'Artagnan's finger, the place of the queen's ring, carefully
118 35|      mistress, she ran back to the Place Royale as fast as her legs
119 35|          said she, "and why do you place your hand on me?" ~"I thought
120 36|     sounded, d'Artagnan was at the Place Royale. It was evident that
121 37|           or seven times round the Place Royale, turning at every
122 37|        Artagnan; "but in the first place I should like to be certain
123 38|        Artagnan. ~"No; but you can place me in one of the provinces
124 38|         connections he must find a place for Kitty. ~Aramis reflected
125 38|            each other, in whatever place it may be," said Kitty, "
126 39|         clock; the rendezvous, the Place du Palais-Cardinal. Meantime,
127 39|          his master or mistress to place the horse in my stable,
128 39|         Rue St. Honore, and in the Place du Palais- Cardinal they
129 39|          he would one day take his place; he was considered beforehand
130 40|   abduction of Mme. Bonacieux took place. D'Artagnan trembled; and
131 41|            and d'Artagnan took his place in the midst of his comrades. ~
132 41|            then was to examine the place near enough to verify the
133 41|     conveyed her to a hotel in the Place Royale," said the wounded
134 42|          dull after what has taken place; so accept my excuses, and
135 42|                       In the first place," said Athos, "let us leave
136 43|          returning from a drinking place called the Red Dovecot,
137 44|            such a woman, who would place the knife of Jacques Clement
138 44|        France." ~"But in the first place, this woman I have described
139 44|        which those adventures took place, and portraits of the actors
140 44|           the duke. ~"In the first place, there is a little intrigante
141 46|         warm work." ~"We were in a place where it was not very cold,"
142 46|            have found some retired place on the downs or the seashore." ~"
143 47|         Within two leagues of this place, at the inn of the Red Dovecot." ~"
144 47|     Grimaud, he received orders to place himself behind the four
145 47|           plan. If we go from this place we shall never find another
146 47|       Repentant Daughters. He must place his sister in one of these,
147 48|        even arrive in sight of the place. I will even venture to
148 48|         Artagnan, who in the first place pointed out the money to
149 48|            not remain quiet in one place, and wandered about like
150 48|       master, I will promise you a place in my service." ~"Oh, no,
151 49|    officers in the English navy to place themselves at the service
152 49|       operation ended, he took his place beside Milady, and shut
153 49|           order being given or his place of destination indicated,
154 50|            officers to meet you, I place a carriage at his orders,
155 51|      always rejected. In the first place, La Rochelle appeared impregnable.
156 52|          of weakness. In the first place, I have never succeeded
157 52|           of the changes she could place upon her countenance, so
158 52|          chamber, and drew near. ~"Place that table there," said
159 53|           that my songs are out of place in this castle. I have perhaps
160 54|        shall not kill myself, will place me before him with a knife
161 54|            She is to dwell in this place without ever going more
162 54|           and I will put it in the place of the name of Charlotte
163 55|         you will be away from this place; your life, madame, will
164 55|           had mounted guard in his place. ~The soldier returned,
165 55|           her, she returned to her place with a smile of savage contempt
166 56|            absence, watched in his place." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "Yes,
167 56|        return it to you. You shall place it on that table, and you
168 56|          was able to make out what place I was in, or to take account
169 56|  twenty-four hours! What had taken place during this long sleep? ~"
170 56|       resolved that it should take place as soon as possible. I had
171 56|           the ordinary events took place. During the darkness, as
172 56|            as soon as I leave this place I will tell everything.
173 56|    captivity. I will denounce this place of infamy. You are placed
174 56|           you shall not leave this place,' said he. ~"'Very well,'
175 56|          well,' cried I, 'then the place of my punishment will be
176 56|        swear, if I ever leave this place, to call down vengeance
177 58|          promptly the affair takes place the more sure it will be.
178 58|           not know what might take place during this night which
179 58|        himself, and sent me in his place to get Buckingham to sign
180 59|                      59. What Took Place At Portsmouth August 23,
181 59|             you will withdraw, and place yourself at once under arrest." ~"
182 59|           and unexpected had taken place. ~Lord de Winter tore his
183 59|            just strength enough to place the scent bag at the bottom
184 60|            convent of Bethune will place in the hands of the person
185 60|            sixteen, when this took place, rejoiced greatly at this
186 60|           not appear in any public place, under penalty of the Bastille. ~
187 60|   Armentieres? I don't know such a place." ~"And that name of a town
188 61|            in what, then, shall we place confidence, if not in the
189 61|            me, for if I leave this place, well-I have powerful friends,
190 62|           order to your servant to place himself at my disposal." ~"
191 62|            I will leave him at the place I quit, and he will conduct
192 62|            as soon as possible; to place my lackey at your disposal;
193 63|            listen." ~"In the first place," said Milady, "it is possible
194 63|       shall assume a disguise, and place himself in front of the
195 63|            do not go far from this place?" ~"Seven or eight leagues
196 63|          away, and convey her to a place of safety, and there, if
197 63|          alteration that had taken place in the countenance of Athos,
198 63|    Artagnan related what had taken place between the cardinal and
199 64|         despair of Athos had given place to a concentrated grief
200 64|       better chance than any other place of meeting somebody, he
201 64|         that the burial would take place at midday. As to the poisoner,
202 64|       himself as a lackey out of a place, who was in search of a
203 65|         named Brisemont died in my place." ~"We bear witness to this,"
204 65|            d'Artagnan, leaving the place free for another accuser. ~
205 65|         condemned to remain in his place till he should be again
206 65|            had condemned me in his place, surrendered himself, and
207 67|          to La Rochelle." ~"I must place him in the hands of guards
208 67|           to tell me, in the first place, what crimes are imputed
209 67|    Artagnan related what had taken place between the cardinal and