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 1 1 |        positively refusing the assistance of any doctor, d'Artagnan
 2 5 |         and with that look ask assistance. D'Artagnan interpreted
 3 6 |       passing, two came to the assistance of the four companions,
 4 11|  believed he should need their assistance. ~Meanwhile, carried away
 5 13|       Artagnan promised me his assistance; but I soon found out that
 6 16|     Who would have come to the assistance of two strangers, two unknown
 7 21| Protestants of La Rochelle the assistance I promised them; I have
 8 42|        this view called in the assistance of the lackey of one of
 9 42|      but it was plain that all assistance was useless--all the features
10 55|        she did not come to the assistance of the disconcerted Puritan. ~"
11 58|      baron had summoned to her assistance she opened her eyes. ~It
12 61|      he must have lent him his assistance in all the proceedings by
13 63|  brother, who was coming to my assistance to take me away by force
14 63|        may really come to your assistance." ~"Oh, that would be too
15 63|      Rochelle, deprived of the assistance of the English fleet and
16 67|      Rochelle, deprived of the assistance of the English fleet and