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 1 3 |        the very ground; and he smiled on receiving d'Artagnan'
 2 3 |      from me!" ~M. de Treville smiled at this flourish; and leaving
 3 6 |     back staircase." ~Treville smiled; but as it was indeed something
 4 9 |      about my studies." ~Athos smiled. ~"He resides in a quiet
 5 12|     had so long sighed for, he smiled upon himself with pride
 6 12|     shortly die." And the duke smiled, with a smile at once sad
 7 19|      doctor's niece.'" ~Aramis smiled, as he remembered the tale
 8 21|    passing in his mind, and he smiled. ~"Yes," said he, "yes,
 9 26|  carries me away." ~D'Artagnan smiled, but made no answer. ~Aramis
10 27|    benedictions, hey?" ~Aramis smiled. "I will make verses," said
11 27|       among gentlemen, that he smiled at the scraps of Latin which
12 29|      in. The procurator's wife smiled, thinking that it was for
13 29|     with her delicate fingers, smiled, made the sign of the cross,
14 32|        variety in the species, smiled a little, and colored a
15 32|   archipelago. ~Mme. Coquenard smiled, and upon a sign from her
16 32|    wife, with a sigh. ~Porthos smiled. It may be remembered that
17 35|        on a charming face, and smiled on her graciously; but alas!
18 35|        rose, reseated herself, smiled at d'Artagnan with an air
19 36|  preceding evening. d'Artagnan smiled; this jealous anger of Milady
20 36|     again in his heart. Milady smiled, and d'Artagnan felt that
21 36|      you and for you?" ~Milady smiled with a strange smile. ~"
22 38|      hands of usurers." ~Athos smiled. ~"You are a capital companion,
23 51|        his heart. ~Athos alone smiled, with a self-possessed,
24 51|        Eat heartily." ~Grimaud smiled; and with his eyes fixed
25 56|        to the soldier, he only smiled. ~"Zounds, Lieutenant!"
26 56|        tell you at what idea I smiled; you would hold me in horror--" ~"
27 58|     sent by the devil. ~Milady smiled at this thought, for Felton
28 58|    corrupt her guards. ~Milady smiled with joy. She was free now
29 61|       animated by degrees, and smiled. ~"Good," thought Milady; "
30 61|      Do you know her?" ~Milady smiled to herself at the idea which
31 61|       beauty. Milady, however, smiled in observing that she excelled
32 61|        able to stifle her, she smiled upon her. ~"Oh, you beautiful,
33 62|        as a stranger?" ~Milady smiled. "I am her best friend." ~"
34 63| opening the door. ~The two men smiled at each other, shook hands,
35 63|        belongs to you." ~Athos smiled with one of his sweet and
36 67| opening the door. ~The two men smiled at each other, shook hands,
37 67|        belongs to you." ~Athos smiled with one of his sweet and