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 1 3 |    against the cardinal, bid me adieu and let us separate. I will
 2 11|      come out." ~"In that case, adieu." ~"Why so?" ~"I do not
 3 11|        devotion were stupidity. Adieu, madame, adieu!" ~And as
 4 11|       stupidity. Adieu, madame, adieu!" ~And as if he only felt
 5 19|         to go home." ~"Be easy. Adieu, and a prosperous voyage.
 6 21|        password?" ~"Exactly." ~"Adieu, master!" ~"A good journey,
 7 34|     tenderly your black eyes. ~"Adieu; or rather, AU REVOIR." ~
 8 35|         reciprocally passionate adieu, another interview was arranged
 9 40|    waved it to her as a sign of adieu. ~On his part Aramis wrote
10 48|     every dream is an illusion. Adieu! Take care of yourself,
11 51|     your game, and your letter. Adieu, gentlemen!" ~And remounting
12 51|    notwithstanding the friendly adieu of his Eminence, they plainly
13 51|      may happen unexpectedly. ~"Adieu, my dear cousin. Tell us
14 52|  confidence in him. Do as I do. Adieu, dear sister, till your
15 54|         carried into execution. Adieu, madame. That is all I had
16 56|         you only a single time. Adieu, my charmer; I will wait
17 62|         post horse." ~"Capital! Adieu, Chevalier." ~"Adieu, Countess." ~"
18 62|   Capital! Adieu, Chevalier." ~"Adieu, Countess." ~"Commend me
19 63| Rochefort passed at a gallop. ~"Adieu, brother!" cried Milady. ~
20 63|         at the door; you bid me adieu; you mount the step to embrace
21 63|       carriage as if to bid her adieu, and she was to take away