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 1 1 |          had faded into a nameless shade between lees of wine and
 2 5 |            thanked, he had not the shade of it, but with emulation;
 3 9 | disappeared like a phantom, like a shade, like a specter." ~"Do you
 4 23|            acknowledge." ~A slight shade passed over the brow of
 5 23|          than he had the momentary shade which, an instant before,
 6 24|          and stealing along in the shade of the hedge, I gained yonder
 7 26|     however, was not exempt from a shade of hypocrisy: ~"Vous qui
 8 27|            time broke out from the shade in which he voluntarily
 9 27|         Artagnan. ~This mysterious shade, spread over his whole person,
10 31| recommended prudence to him with a shade of bitterness. ~"What!"
11 31|           and observed this triple shade, almost shuddered at it. ~
12 35|       finger as if made for it. ~A shade of anger and vengeance passed
13 45|       three horses appeared in the shade. These were the two men
14 50|         human form appeared in the shade of the corridor, and the
15 59|            alone, however, threw a shade over the pallid brow of