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 1 5 |    we were to fight, and our combat would be prevented. I think
 2 6 |      s Guards placed HORS DE COMBAT by you four in two days!
 3 25| curiosity, so that I saw the combat without the combatants seeing
 4 27|    in truth he only drank to combat this sadness, which wine
 5 31|     the setting sun, and the combat began with an animosity
 6 31|      round and described the combat without omitting a single
 7 37|      you while rendering the combat useless?" ~Milady looked
 8 41|      hand, as his weapon for combat, the forces of a kingdom. ~
 9 43|     three men placed hors de combat in a cabaret squabble! You
10 49|   that army which she was to combat alone--she, a woman with
11 51|     in which Frenchman would combat against Frenchman, was a
12 52|   doubtlessly by the Lord to combat her, that she has succumbed.
13 56|       I was forced, then, to combat the fast of the evening
14 59|      he had not the power to combat, he slipped from the sofa