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 1 9 |          to send me half a dozen bottles of Beaugency wine; I prefer
 2 16|         I could have drunk fifty bottles more." ~D'Artagnan could
 3 25|          were covered with empty bottles. ~At the sight of his friend,
 4 25|      full stewpans and the empty bottles. ~"So, so," replied Porthos. "
 5 25|          he again pointed to the bottles and the stewpans. ~"Not
 6 25|          New World have with the bottles which are on the commode
 7 25|         World has to do with the bottles which are on the commode
 8 26|    dressed with garlic, and four bottles of old Burgundy." ~Bazin,
 9 27|     cellar. There is our wine in bottles, and our wine in casks;
10 27|         part a hundred and fifty bottles." ~"Mercy!" cried the host, "
11 27|           while a heap of broken bottles filled the whole left-hand
12 27|          you have broken all the bottles." ~"You pushed me upon a
13 27|           There are twenty- five bottles of it left; all the rest
14 27|      Artagnan, "to bring up four bottles of the same sort for the
15 28|       the vapor of three or four bottles of Burgundy carries with
16 28|         myself in the company of bottles." ~"That was no reason for
17 28|  Mousqueton has not caught these bottles with his lasso. Besides,
18 28|      seats, and order double the bottles!" ~"Do you know what we
19 28|        sent on a hamper of sixty bottles of it in the wagon with
20 42|        forwarding to you a dozen bottles of my Anjou wine, with which
21 42|          return, sent the twelve bottles of wine to the refreshment
22 42|       arm; Fourreau uncorked the bottles; and Brisemont, which was
23 42|          while Porthos broke the bottles and Aramis gave orders,
24 46|         up the viands, added the bottles, and then took the basket
25 46|         host. ~"No, only add two bottles of champagne, and the difference
26 46|        amends by slipping in two bottles of Anjou wine instead of
27 46|        Anjou wine instead of two bottles of champagne. ~"Monsieur
28 47| precaution to bring a dozen more bottles of wine." ~"Upon my word,
29 51|          men surrounded by empty bottles. Four of these men were
30 51|       where you are, finish your bottles, your game, and your letter.
31 64|        science. There were large bottles filled with serpents, ticketed