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 1 2 |      passed suddenly to another subject. ~"What do you think of
 2 2 |            No jesting upon that subject, gentlemen," said Porthos; "
 3 3 |    awaited." ~"You know not the subject of their conversation?" ~"
 4 16|  threatening. ~"I am a faithful subject of the king, madame, and
 5 23|         misfortunes I have been subject to faintnesses, which seize
 6 23|     some Latin verses upon that subject? Stop!" ~"Yes, doubtless,"
 7 25|        at the first word on the subject, he sent us to all the devils.
 8 26|    proposed to me the following subject, which has not yet been
 9 26|   benediction.'" ~"An admirable subject!" cried the Jesuit. ~"Admirable
10 26|      ease, FACILUS NATANS, in a subject of my own choice, which
11 26|  blessing fingers. There is the subject simplified. ARGUMENTUM OMNI
12 26| ORNAMENTO. I could make of that subject two volumes the size of
13 26|     What says Augustine on this subject: "'SEVERUS SIT CLERICORUM
14 29|         us say no more upon the subject, I beg of you. You have
15 31|     want to be enlightened on a subject; then, when I shall have
16 44|    could throw any light on the subject, Porthos called the host
17 47|      and we will return to that subject later, if such be your pleasure;
18 48|         A family affair was not subject to the investigation of
19 48|    properly acquainted with the subject. I have heard here and there
20 50|      send me information on the subject." ~A cold sweat burst from
21 56|        upon the most rebellious subject that nature and religion
22 60|    friends not to revert to the subject again, declaring that if