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 1 3 |   again--and I will find him, I swear, were it in hell!" ~"He
 2 4 | Artagnan, hearing the Musketeer swear, wished to escape from the
 3 4 |   Guardsman. ~"You are about to swear upon your honor and I upon
 4 5 |     gentlemen," said he, "and I swear to you by my honor that
 5 6 |   fallen out so, but I will not swear to it, sire. You know how
 6 9 |          Hold out your hand and swear!" cried Athos and Aramis
 7 12|      night you loved me, I will swear it." ~"My Lord, yes; it
 8 12|        to England?" ~"I will, I swear to you." ~"Wait, then, wait." ~
 9 13|  escaped, it is not my fault, I swear." ~"What business had you,
10 13|       of an infernal plan." ~"I swear to you, Monsieur Commissary,
11 14|        officer give him, "but I swear to you that I know nothing
12 15|        said the king, "will you swear, by my father, that Athos
13 15| venerate above all the world, I swear it." ~"Be so kind as to
14 17|      holy name of the Virgin, I swear that no one is more devoted
15 18|       to your assurances. But I swear to you, before God who hears
16 18|        of my death." ~"And I--I swear to you before God, madame,"
17 20|      between this and Calais. I swear by--" ~"Don't waste time
18 26|        contrary, dear friend, I swear; and as a proof of what
19 27|        he imprisoned himself, I swear to you he did. In the first
20 28|         in your right senses, I swear." ~"My dear lad, that was
21 28|         inclination to play." ~"Swear to nothing. You have not
22 33| Artagnan. "But I am grateful, I swear to you." ~"But what does
23 41|     mind to go and get it, or I swear you shall die by my hand." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
24 41|         of a wretch like you, I swear by my faith as an honest
25 42|   Artagnan; "do not think so. I swear to you, I protest--" ~"Oh,
26 42|       down by the dying man, "I swear to you that the wine was
27 45|         I love and defend, or I swear to you by the head of my
28 49|   hatred against me?" ~"None, I swear to you." ~There was so much
29 50|   yourself, against this woman. Swear, by your hopes of salvation,
30 50|       in his heart, "my Lord, I swear all shall be done as you
31 53|     without wishing to do so, I swear. Pardon me, then, a fault
32 54|     generous from your being, I swear to you, in the power of
33 55|  promise me upon your honor, to swear to me by what you hold most
34 55|         for you I will wait." ~"Swear." ~"I swear it, by our God.
35 55|       will wait." ~"Swear." ~"I swear it, by our God. Are you
36 56|       strength, 'on the cross I swear that no promise, no menace,
37 56|        my mouth! On the cross I swear to denounce you everywhere
38 56|     base coward! On the cross I swear, if I ever leave this place,
39 57|        You persist, then?' ~"'I swear it before the God who hears
40 59|      that accursed woman; but I swear to you that this crime shall
41 59|   turned toward the sea; "but I swear to you by the memory of
42 65|         justice upon you, and I swear that if it be not granted
43 67|    assassins?" ~"Monseigneur, I swear to you that I never for