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 1 4 |          while acknowledging the justice of your reclamation, I refuse
 2 6 |        because I confide in that justice that I shall wait patiently
 3 6 |          nothing to complain of. Justice before everything." ~Then
 4 6 |          and you come to tell me justice is done." ~"Sire," replied
 5 7 |          we must render him that justice, whether anybody listened
 6 8 |         friends, while rendering justice to your poor queen, would
 7 10|         past nine. In a court of justice that is called an alibi." ~
 8 13| betraying me." ~"You impose upon justice. Monsieur d'Artagnan made
 9 13|        you insult the majesty of justice." ~"Not at all," said Athos,
10 15|          interrupt the course of justice violently, by falling sword
11 15| Musketeers," said Treville, "the justice of Monsieur the Cardinal
12 15|     about to accord, sire, it is justice." ~"And he is in the Fort
13 16|          in the province; and in justice it must be allowed that
14 17|        his closets nearly empty--justice not being one of the three
15 26|      CERTES," said Aramis, "I do justice to the beauties of this
16 27|        man." ~"And not more than justice, either, you ass! Could
17 27|        it?" ~"Deposited with the justice; they said it was bad money." ~"
18 27| Monseigneur knows very well that justice never lets go that which
19 40|        he was holding his Bed of Justice. He had, not the less, decided
20 41|     follow as soon as his Bed of Justice had been held; but on rising
21 41|        on rising from his Bed of Justice on the twenty-eighth of
22 44|         they were. The Palace of Justice would not be burned down
23 44|        the fire at the Palace of Justice was not caused by chance?"
24 44|        as an instrument of God's justice." ~"He will be found." ~"
25 50|        If they kill you, English justice will be under an obligation
26 50|     promises--I must do her that justice. She will try to seduce
27 54|          Backson, branded by the justice of the kingdom of France,
28 56|         vengeance, or rather, of justice, had struck. I looked upon
29 56|      like not Puritans I do them justice; and it is the same with
30 57|         should precede celestial justice." ~"Men fear him and spare
31 59|        yourself, and you will do justice to the lady." ~"I should
32 59|         lady." ~"I should do her justice by sending her to Tyburn,"
33 65|          of my brother, I demand justice upon you, and I swear that
34 65|  loophole of his prison. ~"To do justice to them who had condemned
35 66|        in a loud voice, "Let the justice of God be done!" and he
36 67|           a woman branded by the justice of the country; a woman