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 1 4 |          Aramis is mildness and grace personified. Well, did anybody
 2 8 |        performed it with a good grace and who succeeded--as he
 3 11|      risk my life to serve your Grace?" ~"You are a brave young
 4 16|        be the first to say, 'No grace, sire--no grace for the
 5 16|        say, 'No grace, sire--no grace for the guilty!' Happily,
 6 20|     great peril from which your Grace alone can extricate her." ~"
 7 21|         which may have led your Grace to adopt such an extraordinary
 8 21|        have seen. But does your Grace mean to give me the studs
 9 21|         and not at all for your Grace. And still further, it is
10 21|      that I see nothing in your Grace but an Englishman, and consequently
11 21|         but I repeat it to your Grace, without your having personally
12 22|      imperative gesture full of grace, reminded him that he was
13 26|      terrible. How he had found grace in the eyes of the minister,
14 26| contrary; but after his illness grace touched him, and he determined
15 26|        it is acting with an ill grace to offer to the Lord only
16 26|      friend, and I tremble lest grace prove not efficacious." ~"
17 26|      ideas." ~"Yes, efficacious grace has touched you, as that
18 27|       the saddle with his usual grace and agility, but after a
19 27|       character of grandeur and grace. His hands, of which he
20 43|      the frock with such an ill grace that it was easy to perceive
21 44|        always suspected me, his Grace distrusts me." ~"Well, this
22 44|   Exactly." ~"Then add that his Grace has, in the precipitation
23 44|     that is, to announce to his Grace, on the part of your Eminence,
24 44|         Chevreuse, found in his Grace's lodging, which singularly
25 48|      say to him: Watch over his Grace Lord Buckingham, for they
26 51|       dispense with your saying grace." ~Grimaud silently swallowed
27 59|      was known to be one of his Grace's most intimate friends,
28 59|         desired me to tell your Grace," replied Felton, "that
29 59|         I wish to speak to your Grace," replied Felton. ~"Well,
30 59|        the duke; "but does your Grace know that the name of Charlotte
31 59|         in the ink. ~"Then your Grace knows her real name?" asked
32 59|     sharp and rough, "that your Grace knows that it is to Milady
33 59|       know it." ~"And will your Grace sign that order without
34 61|      Eminence be reassured. His Grace the Duke of Buckingham WILL
35 65|       middle of the room. ~"Oh, grace, grace, pardon!" cried the
36 65|       of the room. ~"Oh, grace, grace, pardon!" cried the wretch,
37 66|        the assassination of his Grace, Lord Buckingham. I pardon