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  1 1 |        perceiving that the matter went beyond raillery, drew his
  2 1 |         her son secretly. Next he went to the Quai de Feraille
  3 2 |          which Gulliver afterward went and was so frightened; and
  4 3 |       their mouths repeated as he went on, the insulting expressions
  5 3 |    looking at the Musketeers, who went away, one after another,
  6 4 |          delighted with his joke, went away laughing loudly. ~Porthos
  7 4 |          of everyone he met with, went down to the ferry, came
  8 5 |          with nobody in Paris. He went therefore to his appointment
  9 6 |            There is no doubt they went thither to fight themselves." ~"
 10 6 |          on more equal terms, and went and took his place near
 11 6 |          Treville did not return, went away very uneasy as to what
 12 7 |          about six in summer, and went to take the countersign
 13 7 |    countersign and see how things went on at M. de Treville's.
 14 7 |        remarkable punctuality. He went on guard because he always
 15 7 |        promises of M. de Treville went on prosperously. One fine
 16 8 |      pistoles, with which Porthos went to the gaming table. Unfortunately
 17 10|        slightest injury. ~He then went straight to the door and
 18 10|        and then, as today, people went to bed early in the quarter
 19 10|        his request, and a servant went to inform M. de Treville
 20 11|         look around her, stopped, went backward, and then returned
 21 11|         time, then, that you ever went to that house?" ~"Undoubtedly." ~"
 22 11|           when all was over, they went away, leaving the house
 23 11|           passport. ~He therefore went down the Rue des Petits
 24 12|     corridor, descended a flight, went a few steps farther, introduced
 25 12|      someone will come." She then went out by the same door, which
 26 12|           could not reach him, he went straight to the object he
 27 14|       never seen her." ~"When you went to fetch your wife from
 28 14|           door of her alcove, and went out." ~"Why did not Madame
 29 14|           her cipher upon it, and went out again immediately." ~"
 30 14|       monseigneur." And Rochefort went hastily out of the apartment. ~
 31 14|          she go, just God?" ~"She went to meet the Duchesse de
 32 14|     bowing to the ground. He then went out backward, and when he
 33 15|        with anger. ~"Athos, then, went to pay a visit to one of
 34 16|       business cabinet. ~The king went straight to him. ~"There,
 35 17|         eyes of his minister. ~He went then to the queen, and according
 36 17|       sinking under her. The king went away enchanted. ~"I am lost,"
 37 18|         intentions with which you went out?" ~"No," replied Bonacieux,
 38 18|    passage for the two fugitives, went up to d'Artagnan's door,
 39 18|     spread a carpet on the floor, went upon his knees, and made
 40 18|         your trip." ~The stranger went out. ~"Infamous!" said Mme.
 41 18|      finding that nobody came, he went out continuing to call,
 42 18|         fainter and fainter as he went in the direction of the
 43 18|         afterward d'Artagnan also went out enveloped in a large
 44 19|   Campaign~ ~ ~ ~ ~    D'Artagnan went straight to M. de Treville'
 45 19|          a familiar of the house, went straight to his office,
 46 19|      become of her. ~Only as they went out Aramis placed his hand
 47 20|          armed to the teeth. ~All went well till they arrived at
 48 20|        the doorway, while Grimaud went and shut himself up in the
 49 20|         that he was mistaken, and went away. ~At four o'clock in
 50 20|       with a pitchfork. ~Planchet went down into the yard, and
 51 20|        plot. Athos and d'Artagnan went out, while Planchet was
 52 20|        bill with the host. ~Athos went down to pay the reckoning,
 53 20|          at least insensible, and went toward him for the purpose
 54 20|           be saddled, and himself went as guide to the young Guardsman.
 55 21|         twenty years. ~The horses went like the wind, and in a
 56 21|         my secretary." ~The valet went out with a mute promptitude
 57 21|         at St. Valery. D'Artagnan went instantly in search of the
 58 21|        made him a sign to follow, went out with him by a door which
 59 22|           a FLAMBEAU in his hand, went to attend upon the king,
 60 22|         doublet scarcely tied. He went straight to the queen, and
 61 23|  beautiful mistress. At length he went to bed, fell asleep, and
 62 23|           nodding to Planchet, he went out. ~M. Bonacieux was at
 63 23|      About forty leagues only. We went to take Monsieur Athos to
 64 23|        instead of returning home, went and dined with the Gascon
 65 24|       Artagnan crossed the quays, went out by the gate of La Conference
 66 24|           to warm himself that he went straight to a house set
 67 24|           was for ten o'clock. He went and resumed his post, beginning
 68 24|      barking of a chained-up dog, went up to the cabin. ~No one
 69 24|         afraid of being robbed, I went and opened the gate and
 70 24|          house, but I immediately went out a back door, and stealing
 71 24|            she fell back and they went into the chamber. Then I
 72 24|        the coachman; the carriage went off at a quick pace, escorted
 73 24|         find Planchet. d'Artagnan went successively into all the
 74 24|          paid for his bottle, and went out to try if he could have
 75 25|       Bonacieux, "but yesterday I went to St. Mande to make some
 76 25|           of his host, d'Artagnan went quickly into the house,
 77 25|          assure you." ~D'Artagnan went out first, as had been agreed
 78 25|         into his saddle. ~As they went from the Hotel des Gardes,
 79 25|           these words, d'Artagnan went upstairs, leaving his host
 80 25|     yielded his place to him, and went to give an eye to the two
 81 25|  different directions, my brother went and hid himself on the road
 82 26|       door opened, and d'Artagnan went into the chamber. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
 83 26|           arranged. One evening I went, according to custom, to
 84 26|          said nothing; but when I went out he followed, and quickly
 85 26|        costume of a cavalier, and went to a ball given by a lady
 86 26|           my officer was there. I went up to him as he was singing
 87 26|           the last couplet.' ~"We went out. I took him to the Rue
 88 27|           I recovered my senses I went to Monsieur the Governor,
 89 27|           Monsieur Grimaud, then, went down to the cellar, wounded
 90 27|           the cellar. Upon this I went and complained to the governor,
 91 27|          The Englishmen bowed and went upstairs. ~"Now I am alone,
 92 28|   arriving at a certainty, and he went into his friend's chamber
 93 28|           said d'Artagnan. ~Athos went in quest of the Englishman,
 94 28|      waiting till d'Artagnan, who went to thank Monsieur de Treville,
 95 29|          a foot to equip himself--went out early in the morning,
 96 29|           were they wherever they went. When they met they looked
 97 29|       entered behind him. Porthos went and leaned against the side
 98 29|     toward the holy font. Porthos went before her, and instead
 99 30|        Milady he at the same time went in search of Constance. ~
100 30|           Planchet dismounted and went straight up to Lubin, who
101 30|           two horses into a lane, went round the house, and came
102 30|  impression on her. ~The carriage went on, and left the two men
103 30|           consequence, d'Artagnan went straight to the residence
104 31|        The hour having come, they went with their four lackeys
105 31|       being warned of his coming, went into the other chamber.
106 31|          When he had finished, he went to a table upon which was
107 33|          meet her mistress. ~Both went into the bedroom, and as
108 33|         on the preceding evening, went up to her chamber. Kitty
109 34|    expected." And rising also, he went off at a quick pace. There
110 34|           man followed, or rather went before, Bazin; he ran without
111 34|       opened the door, bowed, and went out before the young man,
112 34|           was wrong; he bowed and went out. ~"Ah!" said d'Artagnan
113 34|      important care to him. ~They went to find Porthos, and at
114 34|  Augustins, while the two friends went to ring at the bell of the
115 34|        for three crowns. ~Porthos went away after having appointed
116 35| devilishly," he murmured. Then he went out. ~This time Kitty was
117 35|           her head. The young man went to her and took her hands;
118 35|        little bell sounded. Kitty went to her mistress, and did
119 36|         come. ~The next day Kitty went to see the young man again,
120 36|           to nobody." The servant went out. ~D'Artagnan cast an
121 38|        still at his door." ~Athos went down and returned immediately. ~"
122 38|           Athos, while d'Artagnan went to conduct Kitty downstairs. ~
123 39|      Porthos; and then each group went and took their watch near
124 40|         resumed the cardinal. "He went to desire you to come to
125 40|        dismissed him. ~D'Artagnan went out, but at the door his
126 40|         for departure. D'Artagnan went to take leave of M. de Treville.
127 42|           alone." ~And d'Artagnan went among those Guardsmen with
128 42|           some water, which Athos went himself to draw at the fountain.
129 44|        fixed his attention. Athos went close to it, and distinguished
130 44|       stovepipe. ~As to Athos, he went out without any mystery,
131 45|         of following the road, he went across the fields, urging
132 46|         Aramis," said Athos, "you went to breakfast the day before
133 46|    serious, took Athos's arm, and went out without saying anything.
134 46|    friends ordered breakfast, and went into a room in which the
135 47|       guns." ~The four Musketeers went to work; and as they were
136 47|           That evening d'Artagnan went to present his respects
137 48|       likewise, took his arm, and went out. ~Porthos and Aramis
138 48|           Swiss. ~As to Bazin, he went and lay down on a truss
139 48|        Let us to bed!" ~And Athos went out of the Parpaillot, followed
140 49|         rowers. The officer alone went on board, where he was received
141 50|           the demon himself." ~He went toward the door and opened
142 50|          sentence. Lord de Winter went out, making a sign to Felton,
143 51|        from England, the cardinal went out, without any other aim
144 51|      alighted from his horse, and went toward these suspected merry
145 51|       perceived that the cardinal went away with rage in his heart. ~
146 52|         what to do." ~The soldier went out to obey the orders of
147 52|    resolution return. ~Before she went to bed she had pondered,
148 52|          destroying." ~And Milady went to bed and fell asleep with
149 53|    threatened to be prolonged, he went out. The woman followed
150 53|         when all was arranged, he went out quietly with the soldiers. ~
151 54|         escape from his lips, and went out. Toward midday, Lord
152 54|         never pardon you!" and he went out. ~At the moment he went
153 54|       went out. ~At the moment he went out a piercing glance darted
154 54|       saluted her ironically, and went out. ~Milady breathed again.
155 55|         of the young Puritan, and went toward him, crying out with
156 56|          toward midnight the lamp went out, and I was again in
157 56|      light of day reassured me; I went and threw myself on the
158 57|         Felton, a man like you. I went to him and told him all;
159 57|         himself in his cloak, and went straight to Buckingham Palace. ~"
160 57|        hopes of an inheritance. I went to France, with a determination
161 58|          left alone. ~The soldier went out, leaving the dinner
162 58|        With these words the baron went out. Milady had listened
163 58|        extinguished the lamp, and went, as Felton had desired her,
164 59|          you presently." ~Patrick went out. ~"We are alone, sir,"
165 59|           I pray you." ~The baron went out sobbing. ~There only
166 59|           the stairs rapidly, and went straight to the port. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
167 61|    convent of the Carmelites, and went thither immediately. ~The
168 61|   fanaticism, at least. ~She then went on to describe the persecutions
169 61|          leave of the abbess, and went to bed, softly rocked by
170 63|       shall know." ~Milady arose, went to the door, opened it,
171 63|          left Athos's chamber and went to that of Porthos. He found
172 63|          though beaming with joy, went back to Athos, whom he found
173 64|          met a belated passenger, went up to him, and spoke a few
174 64|       solitary, and dismal. Athos went toward the house, while
175 64|           could carry him. ~Athos went round the house before he
176 64|         no more. He arose, bowed, went out, returned by the same
177 64|         re-entered the hotel, and went to his apartment. ~At daybreak
178 64|         sharp tracks wherever she went, he advanced toward the
179 64|       causing it to be opened, he went out into the forest. ~Then
180 64|  continued her journey. ~Planchet went in search of the postillion
181 64|        tavern, the Post. Planchet went and presented himself as
182 65|    thought--to go forward; and he went. ~They passed in silence
183 65|         sprang over the hedge and went up to the window, which
184 65|         the least resistance, and went out of the cottage. ~Lord
185 65|       Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, went out close behind her. The
186 66|        and that same evening they went to pay their customary visit
187 67|          left Athos's chamber and went to that of Porthos. He found
188 67|          though beaming with joy, went back to Athos, whom he found