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 1 2 |        what he wanted. At this demand d'Artagnan gave his name
 2 4 |                   You make the demand badly," replied Aramis; "
 3 6 |        the contrary, I come to demand it of you." ~"And against
 4 9 |      what occasion; he came to demand the rent of my lodging.
 5 9 |   fellow, my dear. You come to demand money of me--of a Musketeer!
 6 12|         if I give you that you demand?" ~"Yes." ~"This very instant?" ~"
 7 15|        is so well known that I demand an inquiry." ~"In the house
 8 15|       for in that case I shall demand of his Majesty permission
 9 17| pistoles, perhaps." ~"What you demand of me is serious, then?" ~"
10 25|       understand that. It is a demand that Porthos takes very
11 28| Artagnan, "without a thesis? I demand the suppression of the thesis." ~"
12 44|     way in giving you what you demand with respect to so infamous
13 46|         thought it was time to demand an explanation. ~"And now,
14 50| yourself badly lodged, sister? Demand anything you want, and I
15 57|        ambassador to Spain, to demand the hand of the Infanta
16 59|        know that she is, and I demand her liberty of you." ~"Bah!
17 65|      assassin of my brother, I demand justice upon you, and I
18 65|        what is the penalty you demand against this woman?" ~"The
19 65|        what is the penalty you demand against this woman?" ~"The