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 1 1 | consequences, with the help of his servants carried the wounded man
 2 1 |            a broom handle, and the servants the same sticks they had
 3 1 |          her broom handle, and the servants with their sticks, he set
 4 1 |          fact was that none of his servants, none of the travelers present,
 5 2 |           upon the merits of their servants. Each boasted the bearing
 6 2 |        anxious to be enrolled, and servants in all sorts of liveries,
 7 6 |      complaint. He sent one of his servants to M. de la Tremouille with
 8 7 |       great, would not support two servants, and that he must enter
 9 9 |            and we are all faithful servants of the king and cardinal." ~"
10 12|          Bonacieux pushed a little servants' door, open by day but generally
11 12|          who will defend you, with servants who will watch over you,
12 14|        that alacrity which all the servants of the cardinal displayed
13 16|          had seen her most devoted servants fall around her, her most
14 19|            we not their Majesties' servants?" ~At that moment Porthos
15 20|           one of his most faithful servants." ~"It appears that his
16 24|       passed between the laborers, servants, and carters who comprised
17 27|          to go down with two of my servants; but he flew into terrible
18 28|            far in advance of their servants, and arrived at Creveccoeur.
19 36|            It was evident that the servants who waited in the antechamber
20 37|         will have me killed by the servants." ~"But you can't go out
21 50|            neither my women nor my servants." ~"You shall have all,
22 52|          proved to Milady that her servants were the same men as her
23 53|       Puritans: ~"Thou leavest thy servants, Lord, To see if they be
24 65|          You are good and faithful servants." ~Athos sprang from his