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 1 1 |     saluted his adversary, and seriously placed himself on guard.
 2 8 |  thinking by himself, and even seriously racking his brain to find
 3 15|   wound Monsieur de Cahusac so seriously. A PROPOS, monseigneur,"
 4 15|      Majesty pleases, converse seriously. Sire, Buckingham has been
 5 16|     And even if she were to be seriously offended, I could well understand
 6 23| evening," replied the husband, seriously; "she is detained at the
 7 33|       honor; besides, I was so seriously indisposed that I could
 8 34|       truth, I have never been seriously uneasy on his account. But
 9 36|       now let us talk a little seriously," said Milady, in her turn
10 37|        Artagnan, who had never seriously thought of this impossible
11 37|      all events," said Milady, seriously, "he has deceived me, and
12 54|    pray, madame," said Felton, seriously; "do not disturb yourself
13 58|    that they might believe her seriously wounded, burned her like