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 1 1 |       into the king's service in consequence of this recommendation,
 2 6 |   describe the thing to him as a consequence of the affair of yesterday,
 3 10|      sadly, you know." ~"Of what consequence? Nobody knows you. Besides,
 4 11|         love, which had been the consequence of it. We say ALMOST, for
 5 16|         Anne of Austria, who, in consequence of the seizure of her letter,
 6 17|         you." ~"Oh, that's of no consequence just now," said Mme. Bonacieux. ~"
 7 25|    disagreeable to look upon. In consequence of this feeling of repugnance,
 8 25|        the lackey of a man of no consequence. ~Nevertheless, whether
 9 25|        to take its revenge. What consequence can the reverses of fortune
10 25|     snare and ground a line. The consequence is that when I saw our laborers,
11 26| corrections I shall have made in consequence of your advice." ~"Work
12 28|          very minute." ~"And the consequence?" said d'Artagnan, in great
13 30|        to do in all cases of any consequence, d'Artagnan went straight
14 38|          My dear friend, of what consequence is it if she kills me?"
15 39|          I think it of much more consequence than the little piece of
16 39|     Artagnan; "but that is of no consequence, I can take one of Monsieur
17 42|          and has been branded in consequence." ~"Athos, she is your wife,
18 45|         claim her vengeance. ~In consequence, after having traveled all
19 51|       that it was of very little consequence that women, children, and
20 53|        you like, it is of little consequence." ~"Go and fetch Lord de
21 54|         Would to heaven! Of what consequence to me is imprisonment or
22 55|   armchair?" asked he. ~"Of what consequence?" replied Milady. ~"But,"
23 61|         persecuted, no doubt, in consequence of some court intrigue.
24 63|        they believe that I go in consequence of an order from the cardinal,