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 1 1 |    gains ten thousand crowns a year; he is therefore a great
 2 21|      hundred thousand livres a year by the Duke of Buckingham. ~"
 3 25|     contact, even four times a year, with such intelligence
 4 26|   certain RONDEAU upon it last year, which I showed to Monsieur
 5 26|   ceremony was postponed for a year. I sought out the best fencing
 6 26|       day, and every day for a year I took that lesson. Then,
 7 26| exactly the same spot where, a year before, at the very same
 8 27|  toward the fine season of the year. June and July were the
 9 31|       fifteen thousand louis a year from him. Keep the purse
10 41|      month of September of the year 1627. ~Everything was in
11 43|    rough at this period of the year all along the sea coast,
12 50|      as you could read of in a year in the archives of our tribunals.
13 51|     rare at this period of the year, seven men surrounded by
14 56|       in descending? To lose a year, two years, three years,
15 56|      pursued me during a whole year, who had vowed my dishonor,
16 57|   Buckingham remained nearly a year absent. A week before his
17 58|   There are hours which last a year. ~At the expiration of an
18 63| surrendered after a siege of a year. On the twenty-eighth of
19 63|        of December of the same year. He was received in triumph,
20 63|        course of the following year married Mme. Coquenard;
21 63| command of d'Artagnan till the year 1633, at which period, after
22 67| surrendered after a siege of a year. On the twenty-eighth of
23 67|        of December of the same year. He was received in triumph,
24 67|        course of the following year married Mme. Coquenard;
25 67| command of d'Artagnan till the year 1633, at which period, after