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 1 3 |         had talked together, he seated himself at a table in order
 2 5 |         Treville's surgeon, was seated on a post and waiting for
 3 6 |    Majesty in a very ill humor, seated on an armchair, beating
 4 8 |     requested his visitor to be seated. There was a moment of silence,
 5 12|         I see you now. You were seated upon cushions in the Spanish
 6 13|  commissary. The commissary was seated in the chair, and was writing
 7 14|        Left alone, the cardinal seated himself again and wrote
 8 20|         route of Dammartin, was seated at the same table, and was
 9 20|       bill. The host was alone, seated before his desk, one of
10 21|      hotel. He found Buckingham seated at a table in his bedchamber,
11 26|      much unlike a CALOTTE, was seated before an oblong table,
12 28| distance they perceived Aramis, seated in a melancholy manner at
13 28|      upon his superb animal and seated in his handsome saddle.
14 28|      after his first visit, and seated at a table on which, though
15 30|     custom of the time, she was seated, and took her way toward
16 39|        in the presence of a man seated at a desk and writing. ~
17 45|        but now in this chamber, seated in this chair I now fill,
18 47|        Athos. ~The four friends seated themselves on the ground
19 54|                         She was seated. Lord de Winter took a chair,
20 55|   slowly toward Milady, who had seated herself, and taking an end
21 55|   armchair in which she was now seated, and over her head he perceived
22 56|       better remain where I was seated. It appeared that I was
23 63| corridor, and then returned and seated herself close to Mme. Bonacieux. ~"
24 63|        word SHE, Athos, who had seated himself quietly, started
25 65|       wrapped in a dark mantle, seated upon a stool near a dying