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 1 1 |        found himself purely and simply armed with a stump of a
 2 3 | weakness having been purely and simply caused by loss of blood. ~
 3 13|     that when he saw merely and simply, instead of the executioner
 4 21|        his appearance. This was simply because he lived in the
 5 24|      Artagnan related his story simply, with the omission of names.
 6 26|     with his friend's valet, he simply moved him out of the way
 7 29|           said Porthos; "she is simply a duchess." ~"And that running
 8 31|  Artagnan, he fought purely and simply on the defensive; and when
 9 41|         of two amorous men, was simply a kind look from Anne of
10 41|       who was as yet purely and simply in the Guards, found himself,
11 44|  precautions than I take, being simply called Milady Clarik." ~"
12 48|         Well, then, we will put simply, My Lord, do you remember
13 51|     surrender," it added, quite simply, "If your succor comes not
14 54|        whom the Puritans styled simply Satan. ~"Oh, my God, my