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1 1 | for a farmer's son upon a journey had it not been for the
2 1 | with others: in his first journey to Paris, five times; from
3 1 | young man set forward on his journey, furnished with the three
4 1 | augury for the success of his journey. ~After this, satisfied
5 3 | should undertake so long a journey without that necessary passport,
6 11| arrived at the end of her journey, she resolutely drew near
7 12| have lost nothing by this journey because I see you." ~"Yes,"
8 13| Traitor's Cross that his journey and his destiny were about
9 14| tell him to get ready for a journey." ~An instant after, the
10 18| intelligent, devoted man to make a journey to London for her. I have
11 18| foreign to that of your journey." ~"And do you command nothing
12 19| enough that I authorize their journey." ~"Thanks, monsieur. You
13 19| Pack up all you want for a journey of a fortnight, and follow
14 20| 20. The Journey~ ~ ~ ~ ~ At two o'clock
15 20| him, they resumed their journey. ~At a league from Beauvais,
16 20| Lily. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The Journey~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The host had
17 20| been able to pursue the journey; but by an inconceivable
18 20| cardinal." ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The Journey~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "I have that
19 20| escort." ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The Journey~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "And by doing
20 21| Adieu, master!" ~"A good journey, gentlemen! Do you want
21 23| Ah, like the charming journey the other day, when it rained
22 23| It appears that our journey was a remounting journey,
23 23| journey was a remounting journey, then?" ~"Exactly so," said
24 23| I have been on a little journey." ~"Far from here?" ~"Oh,
25 23| happen." ~"Well, a pleasant journey." ~"Thanks, monsieur." ~
26 24| Planchet. ~"No; you are at your journey's end." ~"How, monsieur!
27 25| wishing him a pleasant journey. ~Determined to put the
28 25| had been the object of his journey was a fresh proof in support
29 25| the incidents of the first journey, and he looked upon everybody
30 25| had stopped on their first journey. ~The host, on seeing a
31 25| he could not continue his journey." ~"Why, to be sure, he
32 25| disagreeableness, likewise, on his journey. Unfortunately, he is more
33 25| I took advantage of the journey of one of my lads to Paris,
34 26| quickly or more shortens a journey than a thought which absorbs
35 29| outfit. Then I must make a journey to see my family, in the
36 29| family, we mean to make the journey together. Journeys, you
37 30| brought back with him from his journey into Picardy. He made a
38 30| Artagnan completed his short journey, and arrived at St. Germain.
39 40| took with your friends a journey to the waters of Forges;
40 42| was a little shaken by its journey, carefully into decanters.
41 47| is a quarter of an hour's journey from here to the city, consequently
42 47| consequently a quarter of an hour's journey from the city to hither.
43 49| surprised at the length of the journey, she leaned forward toward
44 49| reassured. ~At length after a journey of nearly an hour, the carriage
45 56| return from a fruitless journey it would be in vain to tell
46 61| evening Milady commenced her journey. Night overtook her; she
47 62| warned Lord de Winter of my journey to England; that this time
48 62| fresh activity to their journey. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
49 63| carriage. ~Aramis, after a journey into Lorraine, disappeared
50 63| at which period, after a journey he made to Touraine, he
51 64| horses, and continued her journey. ~Planchet went in search
52 67| as I wish to continue my journey." ~"If it is for the purpose
53 67| as they were only a day's journey from Surgeres, whither the
54 67| carriage. ~Aramis, after a journey into Lorraine, disappeared
55 67| at which period, after a journey he made to Touraine, he
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