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 1 1 |       his cap--and our young man wore a cap set off with a sort
 2 7 |       greatest elegance, and who wore the Order of the Holy Ghost;
 3 9 |      dress of a Musketeer--" ~"I wore an enormous cloak," said
 4 11|         him. ~Besides, the woman wore that black mantle which
 5 11|           still further, the man wore the uniform of a Musketeer. ~
 6 12|    belong to the queen; the duke wore the uniform of the Musketeers
 7 12|          chestnut, and which she wore curled very plainly, and
 8 12|         the Spanish fashion; you wore a robe of green satin embroidered
 9 12|         with large diamonds. You wore a close ruff, a small cap
10 17|         a gentleman. Besides, he wore the uniform of the Guards,
11 21|         little gold key which he wore suspended from his neck
12 22|        became her admirably. She wore a beaver hat with blue feathers,
13 24|       clothed happily, all ideas wore a smile, all shades were
14 25|       Artagnan that M. Bonacieux wore a mask, and likewise that
15 40|        queen's diamond, which he wore, and quickly turned the
16 41|        thousand livres, which he wore on his finger; and even
17 43| residence. ~There were monks who wore the frock with such an ill
18 47|       Porthos, who at the moment wore on his cloak the lace of
19 48|     possible. D'Artagnan already wore his uniform--for being nearly
20 59|       Felton pass, who, besides, wore the uniform of a naval officer. ~
21 60|       which, like that of Athos, wore an impression of deep anxiety;
22 61|    novice, which the young woman wore, was not very advantageous