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 1 1 |       young traveling nobles, he advanced with one hand on the hilt
 2 1 |        hip. Unfortunately, as he advanced, his anger increased at
 3 2 |      disorder that our young man advanced with a beating heat, ranging
 4 2 |       and you pass for being far advanced in the good graces of that
 5 3 |      they had formed a part, and advanced toward the cabinet, the
 6 6 |      scold you." ~The Musketeers advanced, bowing, d'Artagnan following
 7 7 |          threw back his head and advanced his foot, Athos instantly
 8 11|        Bonacieux. ~The Musketeer advanced two steps, and pushed d'
 9 16|          herself. The chancellor advanced, therefore, toward Anne
10 17|         manifested real joy, and advanced toward his wife with open
11 21|       his way through the crowd, advanced toward the host, and pronounced
12 22|     preceded by their sergeants, advanced to receive their illustrious
13 22|         for the ballet. The king advanced toward Madame the President,
14 25|    lackey with two extra horses, advanced respectfully to the door.
15 26|       Aramis and d'Artagnan, and advanced toward the door. Bazin,
16 27|         said he to the host, who advanced to greet him. ~"I have not
17 29|      over, the procurator's wife advanced toward the holy font. Porthos
18 32|        the sight of Porthos, who advanced toward him with a sufficiently
19 38|        half the sum that will be advanced upon it, or I will throw
20 41|           he left the ranks, and advanced to receive orders. ~"Monsieur
21 43|             The three companions advanced rather humbly--for all were
22 43|          remain in the rear, and advanced alone. ~"Your pardon, my
23 43|          who had remained behind advanced hat in hand. ~"I know you,
24 45|          and raising his hat, he advanced toward Milady. ~"Do you
25 47|          This time a small troop advanced, consisting of from twenty
26 47|       beat, and the little troop advanced at charging pace. ~Then
27 49|        the arm of the chair, and advanced her head as if to meet a
28 49|         certainty. ~The stranger advanced slowly, and as he advanced,
29 49|       advanced slowly, and as he advanced, after entering into the
30 51|       the step of a tiger-cat he advanced toward the hedge; but he
31 53|       Felton in spite of himself advanced some steps into the room. ~"
32 55|      more austere than ever. ~He advanced slowly toward Milady, who
33 55|       was shut, "I am not so far advanced as I believed. De Winter
34 55| perceived Felton. ~The young man advanced rapidly into the chamber,
35 56|       thought I had said all, he advanced toward me; I sprang toward
36 64|     tracks wherever she went, he advanced toward the gate which led
37 65|  confounded in the darkness, and advanced into the middle of the road,
38 65|       the bridle to Grimaud, and advanced toward the window, after
39 65|          her first." ~D'Artagnan advanced. ~"Before God and before
40 66|          peace!" ~Lord de Winter advanced in his turn. ~"I pardon
41 67|       jumped from his horse, and advanced to meet d'Artagnan. ~"Ah,