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 1 10|     defending me; but as he could serve us in other ways, I wished
 2 10| voluntarily, all that I can do to serve the king and be agreeable
 3 10|      Artagnan what he could do to serve him, and what caused his
 4 11|         how I can risk my life to serve your Grace?" ~"You are a
 5 17|          whom I have the honor to serve." ~"You serve the cardinal?" ~"
 6 17|        the honor to serve." ~"You serve the cardinal?" ~"Yes, madame;
 7 17|        safety of the state, or to serve the intrigues of a woman
 8 17|         you?" cried she; "and you serve the party of those who maltreat
 9 18|           to send me to London to serve the interests of an illustrious
10 20|           companions. ~"That will serve us for a relay," said Athos. ~"
11 25|           host desired himself to serve him; which d'Artagnan perceiving,
12 26|          Bazin had always been to serve a churchman; and he awaited
13 40|     resumed, monseigneur. I shall serve under the eye of your Eminence,
14 40|          is to say, you refuse to serve me, monsieur," said the
15 41|           the trench which was to serve them as a rampart, one of
16 44|           door on going out, will serve you as escort. You will
17 44|    fanatic must be found who will serve as an instrument of God'
18 47|             said Athos; "they may serve us." ~"These bodies serve
19 47|         serve us." ~"These bodies serve us?" said Porthos. "You
20 47|        only fair that they should serve in the same company." ~That
21 50|   indiscreet, my sister. Cannot I serve you as a waiting maid? By
22 54|          drawn up, and which will serve you henceforward as the
23 56|          resisted. The religion I serve, the God I adore, were blasphemed
24 56|        defense, it might at least serve for expiation. ~"But on
25 64|         order to inform Athos and serve as a guide to the four friends.
26 67|        had given to d'Artagnan to serve him as a safeguard. ~His