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 1 1 |     naturally, according to his custom, that he must be the object
 2 1 |          though contrary to his custom, allowed a pale smile (if
 3 5 |       as it is not at all their custom." ~"I have no seconds on
 4 5 |         the left hand--it is my custom in such circumstances. Do
 5 11| Artagnan, following the strange custom of the times, considered
 6 17|         queen, and according to custom accosted her with fresh
 7 25|       to grant the favor of his custom to my brother host of the
 8 26|    evening I went, according to custom, to a house which I frequented
 9 28|   vociferously according to his custom. ~"There is one comfort,
10 30|         which, according to the custom of the time, she was seated,
11 31|      Then, according to foreign custom, the presentations took
12 31|       you take me?" ~"It is the custom in war," said d'Artagnan, "
13 31|        why should it not be the custom in a duel?" ~"Even on the
14 31|       Athos's, and according to custom, related everything to him.
15 35|       last arrived. ~As was his custom, d'Artagnan presented himself
16 36|     Artagnan; "that's a settled custom." ~Milady held out her hand
17 46|     them. Grimaud, according to custom, obeyed in silence; the
18 48|       and smiling, according to custom, entered the cabaret of
19 49|      young man. ~"But is it the custom for the officers in the
20 49|          Yes, madame, it is the custom, not from gallantry but
21 63|        who against all monastic custom found themselves in the
22 67|     friends, according to their custom, instead of following the