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 1 15|   LIEUTENANT-CRIMINEL and the governor of the Fort l'Eveque without
 2 20|       Have it examined by the governor of the port," said the shipmaster, "
 3 20|        Where shall I find the governor?" ~"At his country house." ~"
 4 20|       he took the road to the governor's country house. ~D'Artagnan
 5 20|      said d'Artagnan, "to the Governor's." ~"But you are wounded,
 6 20|       the cardinal?" said the governor. ~"Yes, monsieur," replied
 7 20|       and explicit," said the governor. ~"Most likely," said d'
 8 20|    him personally?" asked the governor. ~"Whom?" ~"This d'Artagnan." ~"
 9 20|     by doing so, Monsieur the Governor," said d'Artagnan, "you
10 20|       with this assurance the governor countersigned the passport
11 20|   compliments. He thanked the governor, bowed, and departed. Once
12 21|     having it examined by the governor of the port made immediate
13 27| senses I went to Monsieur the Governor, to whom I related all that
14 27|     my prisoner. Monsieur the Governor was all astonishment. He
15 27|    went and complained to the governor, who replied that I only
16 28|  Porthos. "And, my faith, the governor of the province--one of
17 30|    Calais, on the road to the governor's country house!" ~"So it
18 50|    this castle, of which I am governor, whither I come every day,
19 61|     gallant manners of an old governor of the port, who kissed