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 1 1 |          creased, like traveling clothes for a long time packed in
 2 7 |      doublets cut out of his old clothes and cast-off cloaks for
 3 7 | intelligent tailor, who made his clothes look as good as new by turning
 4 10|         to say, patches of their clothes and fragments of their cloaks. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
 5 16|  appeared to be oppressed by her clothes, he ripped them open with
 6 19|    thinks is best, in Planchet's clothes, while Planchet will follow
 7 24|          and commonly dressed in clothes of a dark color, who ascended
 8 25|          lackey, dressed in dark clothes, treated without ceremony
 9 31|     large purse dropped from his clothes. d'Artagnan picked it up
10 38|   residence, and bring back some clothes. Grimaud replied by another
11 49|        the end of the jetty, his clothes richly laced with gold,
12 53|        burying herself under the clothes to conceal from anybody
13 55|        the purpose of hanging up clothes or weapons. ~He started,
14 56|  dreaming. I arose trembling. My clothes were near me on a chair;
15 58|     again; all is over. Get your clothes together. Tomorrow you will
16 58|        at least lie down in your clothes. As soon as I have done