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 1 6 |      adversary, "My faith! It is fortunate for you, although your name
 2 16|         wins death! You are very fortunate to have lost, believe me,
 3 20|          By my faith, it is very fortunate that the letter was not
 4 25|        was crowned with the most fortunate results. D'Artagnan and
 5 25|      lucky in love.' You are too fortunate in your love for play not
 6 34|     weight in gold. You are very fortunate, my friend; but take care
 7 47|          at a spectacle, in this fortunate but wild undertaking of
 8 48|    neffer dream." ~"You are very fortunate," said Athos, rising; "I
 9 48|      said, Bazin had not, by his fortunate return, removed more than
10 51|    himself, but as we look for a fortunate chance. He continued to
11 51|         we pleased. If we are so fortunate as to have some particular
12 55|       the strongest and the most fortunate, to crush the weakest and
13 62|         with a smile; "this is a fortunate chance--one that will delight
14 67| felicitating each other upon the fortunate chance which had freed France