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 1 1 |     accent of irony and insolence impossible to be described, he replied
 2 5 |        that I pronounce the thing impossible. Duty before everything.
 3 6 |           a boy! Treville, that's impossible!" ~"It is as I have the
 4 6 |       lost, as it would have been impossible for him to present himself
 5 10|           the clock; "why, that's impossible!" ~"Look, rather, monsieur,"
 6 13|      Bonacieux, "that is entirely impossible for me to tell you, because
 7 13|           the thing is absolutely impossible." ~"Monsieur Bonacieux,"
 8 14|          the cardinal; and it was impossible for those who did not know
 9 16|         The Bell~ ~ ~ ~ ~   It is impossible to form an idea of the impression
10 17|           I have committed. It is impossible that your Majesty can make
11 20|          me sail first." ~"That's impossible," said the gentleman; "I
12 21|         be done in the palace." ~"Impossible, my Lord! There is no one
13 23|          set out this evening." ~"Impossible, monsieur." ~"You have given
14 25|        him?" ~"That the thing was impossible, seeing that you were not
15 28|            and nobody observe it? Impossible!" ~"Go on, go on, my dear
16 31|          of kindness which it was impossible to mistake; but d'Artagnan
17 33|     Artagnan; "I listen." ~"Here? Impossible! That which I have to say
18 35|           this gentleman. ~"It is impossible it can be she," said be. "
19 35|        Kitty, all in a tremble. ~"Impossible!" cried Milady. "It is impossible
20 35| Impossible!" cried Milady. "It is impossible a gentleman could have written
21 36|    impossibilities." ~"Nothing is impossible," replied Milady, "to true
22 36|           my happiness appears so impossible to me; and I have such fear
23 37|         seriously thought of this impossible duel, endeavored to turn
24 37|          wounded--killed even." ~"Impossible!" cried Milady, "you are
25 38|        Artagnan!" cried Grimaud, "impossible." ~"Grimaud," said Athos,
26 46|           one another, and it was impossible to talk five minutes in
27 47|           the sides are equal." ~"Impossible, for three reasons," replied
28 48|             Bah!" cried Porthos. "Impossible! What do you say--that she
29 50|           resigned victim; it was impossible to imagine a more submissive
30 52|          weapons. It is, however, impossible that this should end as
31 54|      designs upon me?" ~"I am." ~"Impossible; you are his confidant!" ~"
32 55|          the most unfortunate." ~"Impossible, madame, impossible," murmured
33 55|               Impossible, madame, impossible," murmured Felton, who felt
34 58|     extremely dark. It was almost impossible to see the shore from the
35 61|            Himself!" ~"But that's impossible! He is at the siege of La
36 61|         so! But is there anything impossible for my d'Artagnan, the noble
37 63|        said Athos, "oh, no, it is impossible! God would not permit such