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 1 1 |        short; he bowed humbly and retired. ~"It is not necessary for
 2 1 |           hope for the future, he retired to bed and slept the sleep
 3 3 |       sign with his hand, and all retired except d'Artagnan, who did
 4 6 |              The Duke saluted and retired. At the moment he opened
 5 13|        was fifty-one years old, a retired mercer, and lived Rue des
 6 14|          bowed to the ground, and retired. ~Bonacieux recognized in
 7 14|         the cardinal, the officer retired. ~"You have deceived me!"
 8 14|          the master as great, and retired. ~Left alone, the cardinal
 9 14|         two hundred pistoles, and retired. ~Here is what the letter
10 16|        After a wild youth, he had retired into a convent, there to
11 16|          bowed to the ground, and retired. The door was scarcely closed
12 21|           The secretary bowed and retired. ~"We are safe on that side,"
13 23|           letter--" ~And Planchet retired, shaking his head with an
14 23| particularly ill-tempered. He had retired at one o'clock under the
15 24|        chateau, reached a sort of retired lane, and found himself
16 31|     preceding evening, d'Artagnan retired. In the corridor he again
17 32|        the perch, to which it had retired to die of old age. ~"The
18 32|          slowly still, bowed, and retired. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "Go, young
19 36|              But," said he, as he retired as quickly as possible from
20 39|         usher introduced him, and retired without speaking a word.
21 41|     Sevigne. ~The Comte de Toiras retired into the citadel St. Martin
22 42|      friends desired to be alone, retired. ~When the young Guardsman
23 46|          we could have found some retired place on the downs or the
24 49|   deposited them in a corner, and retired without speaking. ~The officer
25 53|        had before manifested, and retired pensively. ~Lord de Winter
26 53|     effects." ~And Lord de Winter retired swearing, which at that
27 56|       fault.' ~"At these words he retired. I heard the door open and
28 61|       superior and Mme. Bonacieux retired. ~Milady remained alone,
29 63|   followed him. At a solitary and retired part of the road he drew
30 63|           to his vocation, he had retired into a convent--only into
31 64|   responsibility he had taken--he retired last to his chamber, begged
32 64|    arrangements made, the lackeys retired. ~Athos then arose from
33 64|       wait!" replied Athos. ~Each retired to his own apartment. ~At
34 67|           the four friends either retired to their own or to some
35 67|  Musketeer. ~Rochefort obeyed and retired. ~D'Artagnan remained alone
36 67|           to his vocation, he had retired into a convent--only into