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 1 3 | poniarded him, sir, as is most agreeable to you." ~"I did not know
 2 4 |        not likely to be at all agreeable, he pretended not to see
 3 10|       to serve the king and be agreeable to the queen. Dispose of
 4 16|   thing which you know will be agreeable to her." ~"What is that?" ~"
 5 18|       meant to afford you that agreeable surprise." ~"Be satisfied,"
 6 19|        or any that may be more agreeable to you, and recuperate yourself
 7 21|        not been to make myself agreeable to someone who is my lady,
 8 26|  waiting maid seems to have an agreeable style," said the messenger,
 9 27|         ceasing to be calm and agreeable. ~Neither was it, as with
10 30|        which promised him some agreeable adventure, as might be seen
11 31|       on this very evening, if agreeable to you, I will present you
12 31|      that this recital was not agreeable to her. The blood rose to
13 33|        not likely to be at all agreeable." ~"That is to say, you
14 36|      Monsieur d'Artagnan; your agreeable company will divert me." ~"
15 36|        Milady assumed the most agreeable air possible, and conversed
16 42|      chamber; the dead are not agreeable company, particularly when
17 43|           There were also less agreeable visits--for two or three
18 50|       brother it would be very agreeable to you to be my heir likewise;
19 51|      advantageous and the most agreeable of all religions! All the
20 54|      open than will perhaps be agreeable to you, for in four days
21 61|       she was. She tried to be agreeable, and she was charming, winning