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 1 9 |   events, man or devil, body or shadow, illusion or reality, this
 2 11|      perceived something like a shadow issuing from the Rue Servandoni.
 3 22|     three times he even saw the shadow of a person intercept the
 4 24|    master as if he had been his shadow, and was soon trotting by
 5 24|       few paces from it. In the shadow was a carriage with two
 6 26|         be no more to me than a shadow, or rather, even, you will
 7 28|   something, for I have not the shadow of one," said Athos cooly; "
 8 38|         in short, even your own shadow." ~"Fortunately," said d'
 9 48|     despair. ~But all at once a shadow appeared in the darkness
10 49|     thought she recognized this shadow in the gloom; she supported
11 56| notwithstanding the darkness, a shadow which approached my bed." ~"
12 58|         flash she perceived the shadow of Felton through the panes. ~
13 61|     here six months without the shadow of recreation. You arrive,
14 66|       few words and caught at a shadow of hope. ~"d'Artagnan, d'
15 66|        the ferry rope under the shadow of a pale cloud which hung