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 1 30|   active and lively, the true SOUBRETTE of a great lady--jumped
 2 30|       D'Artagnan followed the soubrette with his eyes, and saw her
 3 30|       can't be more sure. The SOUBRETTE said, 'For your master.'
 4 30|       lass, my faith, is that SOUBRETTE!" ~D'Artagnan opened the
 5 30| without anyone but the pretty SOUBRETTE perceiving his presence. ~
 6 30|     Go on--home!" ~The pretty SOUBRETTE cast an anxious glance at
 7 31|    teeth. ~That pretty little SOUBRETTE whom d'Artagnan had already
 8 31|   staircase he met the pretty SOUBRETTE, who brushed gently against
 9 31|      that was the name of the SOUBRETTE. She looked at him with
10 31|     stairs, he met the pretty SOUBRETTE. But, as we have said, d'
11 33|                           33. Soubrette And Mistress~ ~ ~ ~ ~
12 33|  shower of gold, he found the SOUBRETTE under the gateway of the
13 33|     Chevalier," stammered the SOUBRETTE. ~"Speak, my child, speak,"
14 33|    lady, he had disdained the soubrette. He whose game is the eagle
15 33|    that you are the prettiest SOUBRETTE I ever saw!" ~And he did
16 35|  heart vile and venal; to the SOUBRETTE she had given the heart
17 35|    pretended interview of the soubrette with de Wardes when he received