Sample Sentences forThe Count of Monte Cristo (editor-reviewed)
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The most common English translation of The Count of Monte Cristo is an anonymous one originally published in 1846 by Chapman and Hall; though some versions of it have been edited.The Count of Monte Cristo = Alexander Dumas' popular novel of revenge and the redemptive power of love (1844)
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For Stacey there was The Count of Monte Cristo; for me, The Three Musketeers; and for Christopher-John and Little Man, two different volumes of Aesop's Fables. (source)The Count of Monte Cristo = main character and title of Alexander Dumas' popular novel about and the redemptive power of love (1844)
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His heroes included D'Artagnan and the Count of Monte Cristo and he affected what he thought were their swashbuckling gallantries. (source)
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I'd heard these stories of guys digging their way out of cells with the damnedest things-belt buckles (which I didn't have)-etc. But I didn't have time to try the Count of Monte Cristo bit. (source)
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I was a bit light on home comforts, but I had in my rucksack a DVD player and a DVD of my favorite movie, The Count of Monte Cristo, from the novel by Alexandre Dumas... (source)
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He remembered how the Count of Monte Cristo when he was put into his dungeon down there in the darkness kept a record of time. (source)
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His evenings were his own; and he pored over a ragged translation of THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO. (source)THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO = main character and title of Alexander Dumas' popular novel about and the redemptive power of love (1844)
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'The Count of Monte Cristo,' which I had seen James O'Neill play that winter, was by the only Alexandre Dumas I knew. (source)
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An American Fugitive Cornered by the Taliban Then I found a piece of flinty rock on the floor of the cave, and, lying painfully on my left side, I spent two hours carving the words of the Count of Monte Cristo onto the wall of my prison: God will give me justice. (source)
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Then I found a piece of flinty rock on the floor of the cave, and, lying painfully on my left side, I spent two hours carving the words of the Count of Monte Cristo onto the wall of my prison: God will give me justice. (source)
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