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 1 1 |          found, he flew, for the third time, into such a rage as
 2 1 | residence of M. de Treville, the third personage in the kingdom,
 3 5 |   decided?" cried Jussac for the third time. ~"It is done, gentlemen,"
 4 6 |        completed his work with a third blow, when the noise which
 5 11|       before she had traversed a third of the street. The unfortunate
 6 11|            This is the second or third time, monsieur, that you
 7 11|          and I repeat it for the third time; that house is one
 8 12|         Madame de Chevreuse; the third, in the gardens of Amiens." ~"
 9 14|         and then rang the bell a third time. The same officer appeared. ~"
10 16|          city give a fete on the third of October. That will fall
11 20|         one for Aramis!" ~At the third hit the gentleman fell like
12 23|         set to work to groom the third horse. ~As to d'Artagnan,
13 25|        pretty little room on the third floor; but to this Monsieur
14 28|          when I had a chateau; a third time at Monsieur de Treville'
15 31|    prudence. Aramis, who had the third canto of his poem to finish,
16 32|          years rising behind the third. In all, three clerks and
17 32|      very small stone bottle the third of a glass for each of the
18 32|        young men filled up their third of a glass with water; then,
19 33|         in the morning to take a third letter. ~D'Artagnan made
20 33|         as follows: ~This is the third time I have written to you
21 39|         two," said Aramis. ~"The third, then, fell from the clouds,
22 39|    clouds, I suppose?" ~"No, the third was brought to me this very
23 39|        second to Aramis, and the third to Porthos; and then each
24 41|          ambush. ~"If there is a third shot," said he to himself, "
25 43|      cried his Eminence, for the third time. ~"Athos," said the
26 47| important things to say; and the third, that it yet wants ten minutes
27 48|       married in France. But the third time, which is the present,
28 53|       married a Protestant for a third husband, have you?" ~"Explain
29 54|               54. Captivity: The Third Day~ ~ ~ ~ ~    Felton had
30 62|         Athos; tell him that the third, Aramis, is the lover of
31 63|      cardinal, and said, for the third time drawing his commission
32 64| embarrassed, and stopped for the third time. ~Fortunately, a mendicant
33 64|      receiving an answer. At the third knock, however, steps were
34 67|     month, and reflected for the third or fourth time how much
35 67|      cardinal, and said, for the third time drawing his commission