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 1 1 |      the way in which he had conducted himself at Meung, without
 2 6 |   Musketeers and d'Artagnan, conducted by La Chesnaye, appeared
 3 10|     he was yesterday evening conducted to the Bastille." ~"My husband
 4 12|      and the same good luck, conducted him out of the Louvre. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
 5 13|    officers who arrested him conducted him straight to the Bastille,
 6 14|   drapers, to whose houses I conducted her." ~"And how many were
 7 21| necessary tools. ~Buckingham conducted the goldsmith to the chamber
 8 26|     clear their way. ~Aramis conducted them to the foot of the
 9 26|      is or whither they have conducted her. She is perhaps a prisoner;
10 37|     his naked feet, and then conducted him down the stairs. It
11 48|   the manner in which he had conducted himself in the ticklish
12 49|     war foreigners should be conducted to particular hotels, in
13 49|    see whither she was being conducted. Houses were no longer to
14 57|    me to be arrested, had me conducted hither, and placed me under
15 63|      have been abducted, and conducted back to Paris." ~"Oh, my
16 64|    Athos had requested to be conducted to the garden; and there
17 66|  came last. ~The two lackeys conducted Milady to the bank of the
18 67|     in a city, when they had conducted the king to his quarters