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 1 2 |     with that half-smile of the embarrassed a provincial who wishes
 2 8 | companions began to be somewhat embarrassed. At first, Athos supported
 3 11|         him to overtake a woman embarrassed with her cloak. He came
 4 11|       madame!" said d'Artagnan, embarrassed; "you promised me-- " ~"
 5 16|       with a very perplexed and embarrassed air, "And now it remains
 6 26|        friends at first kept an embarrassed silence. It however became
 7 28|        with an earnestness that embarrassed him. ~"No," replied d'Artagnan, "
 8 40|     replied d'Artagnan, with an embarrassed air. ~"How? You refuse?"
 9 51|         have found himself much embarrassed. ~Nevertheless, time passed
10 61|  cardinal. ~But she was greatly embarrassed. She did not know whether
11 61|             Well!" said Milady, embarrassed, " I know Monsieur de Louvigny,
12 61|           Why," replied Milady, embarrassed, "why, by the title of friend." ~"
13 64|       he stopped again, visibly embarrassed. Nevertheless, as the crossroads
14 64|       again appeared uneasy and embarrassed, and stopped for the third