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 1 1 |       the sill of which he had leaned with his elbow, and knitted
 2 9 | against which the stranger had leaned; but this proved useless--
 3 12|      griefs of your heart. You leaned upon my arm--upon this,
 4 17|       became excessively pale, leaned her beautiful hand upon
 5 24|        the capital. D'Artagnan leaned against the hedge, after
 6 29|   behind him. Porthos went and leaned against the side of a pillar.
 7 29|   pillar against which Porthos leaned, a sort of ripe beauty,
 8 30|   Milady was in it. D'Artagnan leaned upon the neck of his horse,
 9 40|                   The cardinal leaned his elbow on his manuscript,
10 49|     length of the journey, she leaned forward toward the door
11 49|  herself, foaming. The officer leaned forward, looked at her in
12 49|        his hand to Milady, who leaned upon it, and in her turn
13 56|     carpet with rage." ~Felton leaned for support upon a piece
14 65|     upon a mean table, and she leaned her head upon her two hands,