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 1 1 |     had the honor to be, as a child, the play-fellow of our
 2 6 |      have prevailed upon this child to rebel against his master,
 3 16|       she DID love me!" ~"You child, why, there is not a man
 4 17|     is true, that is true, my child," said the queen, "you are
 5 22|      D'Artagnan obeyed like a child, without the least resistance
 6 23|       shun it, were it with a child of ten years old. If you
 7 31|     left her a widow with one child. This child was the only
 8 31|    widow with one child. This child was the only heir to Lord
 9 33|    the SOUBRETTE. ~"Speak, my child, speak," said d'Artagnan; "
10 33|     Where you please, my dear child." ~"Come, then." ~And Kitty,
11 33|   whose room is this, my dear child?" ~"It is mine, Monsieur
12 43|      while obeying him like a child, hated him as a child hates
13 43|       a child, hated him as a child hates his master, and would
14 47|       loved d'Artagnan like a child, and this somber and inflexible
15 50|       Friend Felton, John, my child, guard me, and more particularly
16 51|     the Carmelites; this poor child is quite resigned, as she
17 55|     are an accomplice of that child of Belial who is called
18 61| following few lines: ~My Dear Child, Hold yourself ready. OUR
19 63|       was playing?" ~"Yes, my child." ~"That man, then, was