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 1 1 |      slightly bent, and with an accent of irony and insolence impossible
 2 3 |        s response, the Bearnese accent of which recalled to him
 3 3 |    tones between the imperative accent and the angry accent. ~"
 4 3 | imperative accent and the angry accent. ~"Athos! Porthos! Aramis!" ~
 5 5 |          What!" cried he, in an accent of greater astonishment
 6 10|        said d'Artagnan, with an accent so truthful that no one
 7 11|        step, and with a foreign accent, which proved to d'Artagnan
 8 12|        Anne of Austria, with an accent of terror which proved how
 9 22|     first by a slightly foreign accent, and next by that tone of
10 24|    knocking, and prayed with an accent so full of anxiety and promises,
11 27|   French, though with a foreign accent, "that this madman will
12 30|      not understand; but by the accent the young man plainly saw
13 35|    stifled voice whose dolorous accent her mistress did not however
14 38|        I?" cried Athos, with an accent like that of a man who perceives
15 49|         sir," said she, with an accent as pure as ever was heard
16 53|           I?" said she, with an accent of disdain in unison with
17 55|        repeated Milady, with an accent of indescribable grief, "
18 56|        gesture, of attitude, of accent, which carries conviction
19 56|         voice, in a threatening accent that I had never yet heard. '
20 59|      his speech had a short dry accent which indicated that something
21 61|           cried Milady, with an accent that admitted no doubt of