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 1 6 |       to risk doing so." ~This advice was too reasonable, and
 2 8 |     with; for according to the advice of Aramis, it was prudent
 3 10|           D'Artagnan found his advice prudent. He took to his
 4 16|     would go to prayers. ~This advice appeared good to the future
 5 16|      but, overpersuaded by the advice of her women, she at last
 6 23| attention on your part." ~"The advice is good, monsieur, and tomorrow
 7 23|      the world stands. Take my advice and set out this evening." ~"
 8 25|        doubtless give him good advice as to the whole affair.
 9 25|          Determined to put the advice of M. de Treville in practice
10 25|      we set off." ~"That's the advice I was about to give Monsieur;
11 26|    made in consequence of your advice." ~"Work slowly," said the
12 28|        nothing! Go on!" ~"Your advice, then?" ~"To take the hundred
13 32|      tone which says, "Take my advice, don't touch them." ~"Devil
14 34|       free will. He never gave advice but when it was asked, and
15 34|   general," he said, "only ask advice not to follow it; or if
16 34|       whose account I gave you advice, which naturally you took
17 35|       love him better. Take my advice, renounce this woman. I
18 40|     let me give you a piece of advice; take care of yourself,
19 47|       But Athos heeded not his advice. Mounting on the breach,
20 47|     theology personified. Your advice, then, is--" ~"To sell the
21 59|     over yourself, for she had advice that your assassination
22 67|      he resolved to follow the advice of Athos and go with them.