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 1 1 |        as the noise of the door announced the entrance of the host,
 2 6 |        and caused himself to be announced. ~The two nobles saluted
 3 6 |      six o'clock M. de Treville announced that it was time to go to
 4 6 |       open, and his Majesty was announced. ~At his announcement d'
 5 16|      the Guards, M. de Guitant, announced the visit of the chancellor. ~
 6 20|         The Comte de Wardes was announced, and d'Artagnan was introduced. ~"
 7 20|         It was the cannon which announced the closing of the port. ~
 8 20|      off, reached the duke, and announced to him in the terms directed
 9 22|  acclamations were heard; these announced the arrival of the queen.
10 24|       his head with an air that announced nothing good. ~"What do
11 26|      suddenly and without being announced. That evening I had translated
12 29|      his imperial, which always announced on his part the most triumphant
13 34|      forgot to announce him, he announced himself. ~"The devil! my
14 41| returned at the first discharge announced the death of his four companions.
15 47|         the last musket Grimaud announced that the breakfast was ready. ~
16 47|     same evening M. de Treville announced this good news to the three
17 51|       Still further, Buckingham announced to the mayor that at length
18 51|         the succor so pompously announced. ~This unexpected circumstance
19 52|      under the door; this light announced the reappearance of her
20 58|        left. Lord de Winter had announced her embarkation for the
21 58|      sky, and distant lightning announced a storm. ~The storm broke
22 59|          The report of a cannon announced that something new and unexpected
23 59|      she heard the cannon which announced the fatal event, she had
24 67|       queen, when his death was announced to her, would not believe