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1 2 | obligatory at that epoch of less liberty but more independence--but
2 5 | period, d'Artagnan was at liberty to assist whom he pleased.
3 6 | occasion that I will take the liberty of recommending him to your
4 11| knows, when I shall be at liberty, that I may not satisfy
5 11| your master that needs his liberty at this moment and not I,
6 17| My husband had been at liberty these two or three days.
7 17| It is mine, and I am at liberty to dispose of it. Take this
8 17| will afford me a little liberty, and I will take advantage
9 19| believed she would risk her liberty for me, and yet for what
10 19| That is what I am not at liberty to tell you, gentlemen;
11 23| Madame Bonacieux is not at liberty this evening," replied the
12 27| cellar in order to set him at liberty. Ah, monsieur, he was no
13 27| a devil! To my offer of liberty, he replied that it was
14 37| At least, I am now at liberty to believe, without too
15 44| the honor, and perhaps the liberty, of the lady of his thoughts,
16 48| it understood he was at liberty to speak. ~"Well, this is
17 51| being on duty we were at liberty to dispose of our time as
18 52| fortune, deprives her of liberty, and even threatens her
19 54| like very well to be at liberty on that beach! You would
20 55| you will not recover your liberty through me; living, you
21 55| martyrdom. I do not ask you for liberty, as a guilty one would,
22 56| Beware!' said I, 'for my liberty is your dishonor.' ~"'Explain
23 56| that? I will restore you to liberty this moment; I will proclaim
24 56| Will we not pay for our liberty with a single promise of
25 58| I breathe is the air of liberty! Ah, thanks, Felton, thanks!" ~
26 58| and supposing he was at liberty, he was to rejoin her in
27 59| she is, and I demand her liberty of you." ~"Bah! Are you
28 65| was proved, I was set at liberty. ~"That is the crime of
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