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 1 1 |         as was near costing him a fresh consumption of wine, oil,
 2 2 |          of M. de Treville; but a fresh allusion soon brought back
 3 3 |           had doubtless furnished fresh food, had recommenced; when
 4 6 |          Eminence has been making fresh complaints against your
 5 6 |        served his apprenticeship. Fresh sharpened by his victory,
 6 6 |          already informed of this fresh disturbance. ~"Quick to
 7 7 |          looked out upon a little fresh green garden, shady and
 8 8 | advantageous. ~The citizen made a fresh pause and continued, "I
 9 10|          said, observed something fresh between the cardinal, the
10 12|         Every time I see you is a fresh diamond which I enclose
11 14|       almost immediately, as if a fresh thought has occurred, a
12 17|          custom accosted her with fresh menaces against those who
13 19|         appears there's something fresh here." ~"Yes, we are going--"
14 20|        the door stood two horses, fresh, strong, and fully equipped.
15 21|         as provident a host and a fresh horse. He left his address
16 22|         the entrance of the king, fresh acclamations were heard;
17 22|         into it. There she made a fresh sign of silence, and opened
18 24|          in his absence, and that fresh information awaited him.
19 25|       object of his journey was a fresh proof in support of the
20 26|      doubt, announces to you some fresh infidelity of your GRISETTE
21 26|           drink while the wine is fresh! Let us drink heartily,
22 32|         my dear." ~Madame uttered fresh sighs. Moliere had not written
23 33|            She held in her hand a fresh billet from Milady. This
24 33|           my eyes now to commit a fresh offense. ~From him whom
25 41|         approach. He waited for a fresh gesture on the part of his
26 42|     chamber, and served them with fresh eggs and some water, which
27 43|         in the enemy's camp for a fresh assault, the king judged
28 46|        appears there is something fresh aboard." ~"Aramis," said
29 47|          enthusiasm. ~At length a fresh discharge was heard, and
30 48|         of the eighth day, Bazin, fresh as ever, and smiling, according
31 48|          of fearing when I open a fresh bottle that the wine may
32 52|          and by his presence give fresh strength to her jailer.
33 52|        the moment she was alone a fresh fit of despair seized her.
34 56|           passed away without any fresh attempt on the part of my
35 56|         pillow. ~"When I awoke, a fresh meal was served. ~"This
36 56|      passed away without anything fresh happening. Oh, my God! who
37 60|           at a gallop, and with a fresh horse took the road to Paris.
38 60|          are going, that he has a fresh horse, and ours are fatigued,
39 61|          with uneasiness, as if a fresh thought suggested itself
40 61|     warned the queen against some fresh machinations of the cardinal." ~"
41 62|         four Musketeers had given fresh activity to their journey. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~