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 1 1 |         no doubt that it was the presence of the young man that drove
 2 4 |         forgotten that it was in presence of this young man that M.
 3 8 |        had been disturbed by the presence of d'Artagnan and his yellow
 4 9 |   speaking, and perhaps with the presence of Buckingham in Paris." ~"
 5 14|       his face to guess in whose presence they were. ~The poor mercer
 6 15|        of what had passed by the presence of the cardinal and the
 7 15|        he was about to leave the presence, the cardinal have him a
 8 16|      deliver me from your odious presence." ~The chancellor, who,
 9 21|        admitted to her Majesty's presence, tell her what you have
10 23|        favor." ~"And that in the presence of witnesses! Imprudent,
11 24|         by which to announce his presence, he waited. ~Not the least
12 30|         SOUBRETTE perceiving his presence. ~The conversation took
13 33|       would leave her mistress's presence at an early hour that evening,
14 34|          his lodgings, where his presence was urgent, as he piteously
15 36|        Artagnan was again in the presence of the Circe who had before
16 39|         and found himself in the presence of a man seated at a desk
17 52|    Winter would come, and by his presence give fresh strength to her
18 52|          often as you desire her presence." ~"I thank you, sir," replied
19 54|      silent and dignified in his presence; from time to time to irritate
20 54|            said Milady, "is your presence an indispensable accessory
21 58|     watching all night. ~But the presence of this woman did not prevent
22 58|     Milady, forgetting her usual presence of mind. ~"Be satisfied,"
23 61| recreation. You arrive, and your presence was likely to afford me
24 61|  agitation and recovered all her presence of mind. ~"How can I understand?
25 62|          be recognized; and your presence, you must be aware, would
26 63|          found themselves in the presence of five men. ~"Madame,"