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 1 8 |        the Guards. He took his army to the priest's, where they
 2 15|    infamy and persecution. The army, I will answer for it, will
 3 19|    musketoons; if they send an army out against us, we will
 4 38|         for when once with the army, we shall have, I hope,
 5 39|   meant to be a general of the army! What do you think of the
 6 41|     bastion of which the royal army had gained possession two
 7 41|   veritable triumph. The whole army talked of this expedition
 8 43|        right of commanding the army under the orders of the
 9 43|   Schomberg from deserting the army, a separate command had
10 47|       would hold out before an army if we had taken the precaution
11 47|       Athos? It is a veritable army!" ~"My faith, yes," said
12 49| destroy, all the power of that army which she was to combat
13 50|       for La Rochelle with the army; but on the eve of my departure
14 51|    great affront to the king's army, and a great inconvenience
15 51|    negotiations with the royal army. ~But at the moment when
16 51|      and true chief, the royal army led a joyous life, neither
17 51|        pastimes which made the army find these days short which
18 51|     the lowest GENDARME of the army, cast a pensive glance over
19 60|   vessel should sail until the army which Buckingham was getting