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 1 2 |     put the question to him to request a moment's audience of M.
 2 2 |  audience of M. de Treville--a request which the other, with an
 3 3 |         it was my intention to request of you, in remembrance of
 4 10|     made in complying with his request, and a servant went to inform
 5 11|        to send Planchet with a request that he would come instantly
 6 17|        there any crime in this request?" ~"No, sire." ~"Then you
 7 18|       to Treville, whom I will request to ask this favor for me
 8 19|       Ha! But first write your request to Dessessart. Perhaps you
 9 19|         D'Artagnan drew up his request, and M. de Treville, on
10 21|     accept one of them, and to request your three companions to
11 26|      for ordination, and at my request the ceremony was postponed
12 28|      informed him that, at his request, the king had promised that
13 34| Mousqueton entered. He came to request his master to return to
14 38|  Planchet, go and find Aramis. Request him to come here directly.
15 42|   addressing the Guardsmen, "I request you will be silent with
16 43|       not from mistrust that I request you to follow me, but for
17 47|        one is at breakfast. We request you, then, if you really
18 48|    those of London are mine. I request, then, that Planchet may
19 49|    Brest without repeating her request to the captain, who, on
20 51|       road I am going, I would request you to accompany me; but
21 56|      she, "listen to me." ~The request was needless. The young
22 59|        to you the other day to request you to sign an order of
23 63|        her, then, to make your request. I feel my head a little
24 63|     naturally consented to her request; and as a commencement,
25 64|  scarcely had he expressed his request when the unknown, who remained