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 1 1 |  nameless shade between lees of wine and a heavenly azure; face
 2 1 |       to us, for some oil, some wine, and some rosemary, and
 3 1 |     rosemary, this oil, and the wine, the only expense the master
 4 1 |      him a fresh consumption of wine, oil, and rosemary--for
 5 3 |  enlivened by a mixture of good wine." ~*A watered liquor, made
 6 7 |         under the attraction of wine and in the warmth of conversation,
 7 9 |      dozen bottles of Beaugency wine; I prefer that." ~"Ah, ah!
 8 9 |      very day; and mind, if the wine is bad, we will send him
 9 9 |        head that he thought the wine good; "and one may draw
10 9 |      glasses with the Beaugency wine which he had obtained from
11 9 |  sincerity of d'Artagnan if the wine had been bad; but the wine
12 9 |      wine had been bad; but the wine was good, and he was convinced. ~"
13 16|    corpse. "But methinks I need wine!" and he seized by the neck
14 24|  stopped, asked for a bottle of wine of the best quality, and
15 25|        him a bottle of his best wine and as good a breakfast
16 25|       for a bottle of your best wine, and if you have deceived
17 25|        for the sick." ~"But the wine," said d'Artagnan, "who
18 25|    Artagnan, "who furnishes the wine? Your host?" ~"That is to
19 25|       of the cellar is the best wine, that's my point for sport.
20 25|         Now, will you taste our wine, and without prejudice say
21 26|          Let us drink while the wine is fresh! Let us drink heartily,
22 27|        be otherwise affected by wine than by a more marked constriction
23 27|         not be said that it was wine which produced this sadness;
24 27|      combat this sadness, which wine however, as we have said,
25 27|        the cellar. There is our wine in bottles, and our wine
26 27|        wine in bottles, and our wine in casks; the beer, the
27 27|     Well, the English like good wine, as you may know, monsieur;
28 27|      people access to their own wine! Nonsense, let us break
29 27|  swimming in puddles of oil and wine, the bones and fragments
30 27|         the two friends. ~"Some wine!" said Athos, on perceiving
31 27|     perceiving the host. ~"Some wine!" cried the stupefied host, "
32 27|       the stupefied host, "some wine? Why you have drunk more
33 27|        flow from my eyes as the wine flowed from the cask. We
34 27|    Athos, "while they bring the wine, tell me, d'Artagnan, what
35 27|       the host entered with the wine ordered and a ham which,
36 27|       when I have had plenty of wine. Speak, then, I am all ears." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
37 28|          They have some capital wine here--please to observe
38 28|        I found Aramis's Spanish wine so good that I sent on a
39 30|    bottle of the famous Spanish wine he had brought back with
40 30|         bring another bottle of wine. ~D'Artagnan employed himself
41 31|       was a salver with Spanish wine and glasses. He filled two
42 32|         restaurants, a lover of wine forced to depend upon chance
43 32|        housewife. ~The time for wine came. M. Coquenard poured
44 32|        of this sparingly served wine, and found it to be nothing
45 32|         saw him swallowing this wine undiluted, and sighed deeply. ~"
46 32|        him, and hoped that with wine, bread, and cheese, he might
47 32|        might make a dinner; but wine was wanting, the bottle
48 40|      last bottle of his Spanish wine. ~In the meantime d'Artagnan
49 42|                   42. The Anjou Wine~ ~ ~ ~ ~    After the most
50 42|       dozen bottles of my Anjou wine, with which they are much
51 42|        health in their favorite wine. I have done this, and am,
52 42|      present of delicious Anjou wine which had been sent him
53 42|      sent the twelve bottles of wine to the refreshment room
54 42|        convalescent, poured the wine, which was a little shaken
55 42|         into decanters. Of this wine, the first bottle being
56 42|         lift the first glass of wine to their lips, when all
57 42|          Is there any drinkable wine in your tavern?" asked Athos. ~"
58 42|       replied d'Artagnan. ~"Our wine!" said Athos, astonished. ~"
59 42|         sent me." ~"We sent you wine?" ~"You know very well--
60 42|         You know very well--the wine from the hills of Anjou." ~"
61 42|       are talking about." ~"The wine you prefer." ~"Well, in
62 42|         And so, connoisseurs in wine as we are, we have sent
63 42|        have sent you some Anjou wine?" said Porthos. ~"Not exactly,
64 42|          Not exactly, it is the wine that was sent by your order." ~"
65 42| Musketeers. ~"Did you send this wine, Aramis?" said Athos. ~"
66 42|      Athos; "don't let us drink wine which comes from an unknown
67 42|         Godeau, to send me some wine?" ~"No! And yet you say
68 42|         was you who gave me the wine; I say that it was you who
69 42|         I swear to you that the wine was poisoned and that I
70 42|      you were going to drink my wine?" ~"To the health of the
71 45|       their mark, sent poisoned wine with a forged letter, to
72 45|         victim believe that the wine came from his friends. In
73 46|         in two bottles of Anjou wine instead of two bottles of
74 47|        cutlets, and a bottle of wine. ~"And now to table," said
75 47|    sipping a glass of sparkling wine. "Villainous host!" cried
76 47|           he has given us Anjou wine instead of champagne, and
77 47|       and to drink one glass of wine to your health, d'Artagnan." ~"
78 47|         a dozen more bottles of wine." ~"Upon my word, the drum
79 48|         a fresh bottle that the wine may come from the cellar
80 51|    enormous flagon of Collicure wine; these were the lackeys
81 51|       themselves again near the wine jar. ~"You had only read
82 51|     glass of excellent Bordeaux wine which, without having at
83 51|   afterward drink this glass of wine. First, here is the letter.
84 51| swallowed the glass of Bordeaux wine; but his eyes, raised toward
85 52|          drank a little Spanish wine, and felt all her resolution
86 53|        dungeon. It's my Spanish wine that has got into your head,
87 60|      Harrow to drink a glass of wine, a horseman came out of
88 63|        thing, drink a finger of wine, and let us be gone." ~"
89 63|        a small glass of Spanish wine, and helped her to the wing
90 63|          she said, "Drink. This wine will give you strength,
91 63|     voice. ~"But who poured the wine for you that was in this
92 65|      attempted to poison me, in wine which she sent me from Villeroy,
93 65|       forged letter, as if that wine came from my friends. God
94 67|        door to drink a glass of wine, and darted a searching