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 1 2 |     father of M. de Treville had served him so faithfully in his
 2 2 |          by d'Artagnan the elder served as an object of ridicule
 3 6 |    friends--the son of a man who served under the king your father,
 4 6 |         had on the preceding day served his apprenticeship. Fresh
 5 10|         to you that you have not served an ingrate. But what could
 6 15|       Mme. de Chevreuse not only served the queen in her political
 7 16|     sagacity, became chancellor, served his Eminence with zeal in
 8 16|       spies of the cardinal have served him faithfully. I have written
 9 20|        England the post was well served. D'Artagnan and Planchet
10 22|          begun. Supper was to be served at three, and the clock
11 25|         D'Artagnan was therefore served with miraculous celerity.
12 32|          seat. ~M. Coquenard was served first, then Porthos. Afterward
13 32|       for each of the young men, served himself in about the same
14 32|          glass of this sparingly served wine, and found it to be
15 34|        famous handkerchief which served him as a talisman. ~The
16 40|          I am the son of him who served in the Religious Wars under
17 42|        them another chamber, and served them with fresh eggs and
18 48|          only require to be well served in order to succeed, but
19 50|          reply that you shall be served to the height of your wishes,
20 50|       heavy step of a marine who served as sentinel was heard in
21 51| forgotten the night in which you served me as an escort to the Red
22 52|      Felton arose. ~"You will be served, thus, madame, three times
23 56|          awoke, a fresh meal was served. ~"This time, in spite of
24 56|         weapon that had so badly served me, 'you want to take my
25 58|          out, leaving the dinner served. ~Felton was sent away.
26 58|        in her heart. ~Supper was served. Milady felt that she stood
27 59|         Rather say that you have served as an instrument to that
28 61|       chamber, and had breakfast served. ~All the past was effaced
29 61|          she had so successfully served without his name being in
30 61|         Eminence persons who had served her." ~"Trust me, madame;
31 67|        entered the chamber which served him as a study, and made