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 1 13|       away, while the commissary wrote a letter in haste and dispatched
 2 14|         seated himself again and wrote a letter, which he secured
 3 17|        ink, paper, and pens. She wrote two lines, sealed the letter
 4 20|          word of English; but he wrote the name of Buckingham on
 5 21|          As to the goldsmith, he wrote to his wife, sending her
 6 25|           monsieur! Yesterday he wrote again; but it was his servant
 7 25|    careless air in the world. "I wrote to her to send me fifty
 8 29|    remember the first letter you wrote me, and which I preserve
 9 33|          Artagnan took a pen and wrote: ~Madame, Until the present
10 35|     Milady again. As a reply, he wrote the following letter: ~Do
11 38|         himself at the table and wrote a little note which he sealed
12 39|         that the man at the desk wrote, or rather corrected, lines
13 40|       adieu. ~On his part Aramis wrote a long letter. To whom?
14 44|     compromises not only her who wrote it, but her in whose name
15 48|     reflected for a few moments, wrote eight or ten lines in a
16 48|          reflected a little, and wrote the following lines, which
17 48|          and took up his pen and wrote: ~"To Mlle. Michon, seamstress,
18 51|       all the effect that he who wrote them could expect, in that
19 59|     Felton, "the Baron de Winter wrote to you the other day to
20 62|         informed him of it?" ~"I wrote to him from Boulogne. But
21 63|     yourself." ~He took a quill, wrote the name of d'Artagnan in
22 65| receiving the warning letter you wrote to me, I had this woman
23 67|        and without sitting down, wrote a few lines upon a parchment
24 67|     yourself." ~He took a quill, wrote the name of d'Artagnan in