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 1 2 |          of his companions, "don't try to make us believe you obtained
 2 3 |          as well as for me. Let us try him." ~"My friend," said
 3 5 | comprehended their irresolution. ~"Try me, gentlemen," said he, "
 4 9 |           thing is serious. Let us try not to jest, if we can.
 5 11|             D'Artagnan resolved to try and enter the Louvre. His
 6 14|          we are beaten! Now let us try to take our revenge." ~"
 7 24|            bottle, and went out to try if he could have any better
 8 27|        soon as possible." ~"I will try to accompany you," said
 9 28|        laughing at me, and want to try me!" said d'Artagnan, whom
10 28|          with pistoles. Good Lord, try one throw! One throw is
11 28|    apothecary; so I advised him to try never to get wounded there
12 30|        Germain. ~It was useless to try to keep pace on foot with
13 30|          Meantime, he was going to try to find out Milady. Milady
14 33|        influence over Kitty was to try and find out what had become
15 34|            they who so assiduously try to buy things cheap ought
16 39|           battle. Besides, we must try our own arms." ~"Bah, let
17 40|           for your life." ~"I will try to do so, monseigneur,"
18 41|         have allowed her to reach, try, at least, not to miss the
19 42|           how?" ~"Listen! You must try to see her, and have an
20 50|         Lord de Winter, "but don't try to bite, for I warn you
21 50|            be away from here.' Ah, try it!" ~Milady, finding her
22 50|            but I give you leave to try them upon this one. PARDIEU!
23 50|         her that justice. She will try to seduce you, perhaps she
24 50|       seduce you, perhaps she will try to kill you. I have extricated
25 50|         sworn." ~"And now, madame, try to make your peace with
26 57|           of the world you invoke, try to prove to that world that
27 63|           pursued, and who in vain try to walk. ~A few moments