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 1 4 | Monsieur does not postpone an interview through prudence?" ~"Prudence,
 2 10|      or is likely to have, an interview with the queen." ~D'Artagnan
 3 21|   thank me for in this second interview than for what I did for
 4 25|     perhaps depends upon this interview.'" ~"The snare is rather
 5 35|      details of the pretended interview of the soubrette with de
 6 35|  Finally, as the hour for her interview with the count approached,
 7 35|     passionate adieu, another interview was arranged for the following
 8 40|      the cause of the strange interview; but d'Artagnan confined
 9 43|      and sometimes to have an interview with a messenger whom he
10 44|  Marquis de Beautru, upon the interview which the duke had at the
11 44|   that you have proofs of the interview granted at the Louvre by
12 48|     have eight days to get an interview with Lord de Winter; you
13 56|    leave it with me after our interview." ~"Say no more of that,
14 63|  Porthos the substance of his interview with the cardinal, and said,
15 63|       He described to him his interview with the cardinal, and said,
16 67| cardinal; this was his second interview with Richelieu, and he afterward
17 67|  Porthos the substance of his interview with the cardinal, and said,
18 67|       He described to him his interview with the cardinal, and said,