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 1 1 |    walked about till he found an apartment to be let on terms suited
 2 2 |         who were called. In this apartment a continued buzzing prevailed
 3 2 |     antechamber, and entered the apartment of the captain of the Musketeers,
 4 4 |         was returning to his own apartment. "I did not do it intentionally,
 5 6 |        the morning he was at the apartment of Athos. ~D'Artagnan found
 6 6 |           grumbling, entered his apartment. ~"Matters go but badly,"
 7 7 |          was the only one in the apartment, which consisted of an antechamber
 8 7 |     steps of the Luxembourg. His apartment consisted of two small chambers,
 9 7 |      doubt. ~Porthos lived in an apartment, large in size and of very
10 7 |       idea of what his sumptuous apartment contained in the shape of
11 8 |   scabbard, he rushed out of the apartment. On the staircase he met
12 9 |    Artagnan; "you are here in my apartment, and we are all faithful
13 10|        that is a mousetrap. ~The apartment of M. Bonacieux, then, became
14 10|        he did not budge from his apartment. He converted his chamber
15 10|        with terror, saw that the apartment was empty and that she was
16 10|         having placed you in his apartment." ~"But if he should return?" ~"
17 10|         and that woman is in his apartment." ~"But that will compromise
18 10|        Bonacieux into the little apartment of which we have given a
19 12|          pushed the duke into an apartment lighted only by a lamp,
20 12|        of Austria re-entered her apartment, and came out again almost
21 12|       made, he rushed out of the apartment. ~In the corridor he met
22 14|        officer sprang out of the apartment with that alacrity which
23 14|          went hastily out of the apartment. ~The cardinal being left
24 15|          step toward the queen's apartment with that pale and mute
25 17|          opened into the queen's apartment appeared the pretty Mme.
26 18|         his door, and seeing the apartment, had returned to the man
27 18|      mind. Let us return to your apartment. We shall be safer there
28 22|         the king returned to his apartment. ~There was a moment of
29 22|        other for a moment at the apartment of the Swiss guard, Germain,
30 22|          attached to the queen's apartment. The young man waited in
31 23|   although I had the key of your apartment in my pocket, and that key
32 23|         into every corner of the apartment to see if they were alone, "
33 24|      elegance of the rest of the apartment. ~The belfry of St. Cloud
34 24|         floor. Everything in the apartment gave evidence of a violent
35 25|         a glass of water in your apartment; you know that is never
36 25|         I will now go up into my apartment. I will make Planchet brush
37 26|        had found my way into the apartment of some churchman. Then
38 27|      take possession of the best apartment in the house, which d'Artagnan
39 32|          to have been. This last apartment was a sort of dark room,
40 33|    glance around him. The little apartment was charming for its taste
41 35| extinguish all the lights in the apartment, and even in the little
42 35|       his closet, that the whole apartment was in obscurity, than he
43 37|         at the light in Milady's apartment, which was to be seen through
44 37|      such haste to retire to her apartment as she had been the first. ~
45 37|        door which led to Kitty's apartment. ~Milady during this time
46 38|       the two flights to Athos's apartment, and knocked at the door
47 38|         Athos, coming out of his apartment in a dressing gown, "Grimaud,
48 49|         the prisoner took in the apartment in its minutest details.
49 49|              You are here in the apartment destined for you, madame.
50 50|          mount guard around this apartment, and watch all the passages
51 52|         glances, in her solitary apartment, how well the outbursts
52 52|     already been an hour in this apartment; they could not long delay
53 54|     dream, and rushed out of the apartment. ~"Ah!" said Milady, listening
54 55|          Felton entered Milady's apartment he found her standing, mounted
55 55|          part of the wall of the apartment before which he had found
56 56|          Felton entered Milady's apartment. Milady arose. ~"You are
57 56|       casting her eyes about the apartment, she would have found that
58 56|      magic, in the middle of the apartment. ~"That man was he who had
59 57|         myself. ~"He entered the apartment followed by a man in a mask.
60 59|          ever came into Milady's apartment before nine o'clock, and
61 59|         the crowd re-entered the apartment, and throughout the palace
62 63|       fetch them, and come to my apartment. We will snatch some supper;
63 63|             Milady ran up to her apartment quickly; she there found
64 63|       young man then entered the apartment of Aramis. He found him
65 63|       everyone retire to his own apartment. d'Artagnan needs to be
66 64|       down in the corners of the apartment. There was no family, no
67 64|       the hotel, and went to his apartment. ~At daybreak d'Artagnan
68 64|          Each retired to his own apartment. ~At eight o'clock in the
69 67|       young man then entered the apartment of Aramis. He found him