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 1 13|   uneasiness was so great. He sat all night on his stool,
 2 16|       before last her Majesty sat up very late, that this
 3 29|  coachman in grand livery who sat waiting on his seat?" ~Porthos
 4 41|       quite out of breath. He sat down without saying a word
 5 44|     for Athos. All three then sat down with their heads together
 6 45|      of inexpressible terror, sat down without uttering a
 7 46|      basket on the ground and sat down with a shake of the
 8 52| orders of his officer. Felton sat down upon an armchair which
 9 52|     She perceived Felton, who sat with his back toward her.
10 52|     her ardent spirit. Milady sat down to table, ate from
11 54|       drew it toward her, and sat down close beside her. Then
12 56|       lamp was lighted, and I sat down to table. I only ate
13 61|      the bedside. ~The novice sat down. ~"How unfortunate
14 64|      him whom he came to seek sat down near him. ~Then he
15 66|   eager in pursuit of Milady, sat down on the stump of a tree