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 1 3 |         before. He was moderately reassured however, by the aspect of
 2 13|       buried. One thing, however, reassured him; he remembered that
 3 13|             This measure somewhat reassured Bonacieux. If they meant
 4 25|          d'Artagnan was tolerably reassured with regard to Porthos,
 5 36|         was to happen. d'Artagnan reassured her as well as he could,
 6 37|           proof of devotion. This reassured her. ~We cannot say how
 7 40|           With a word, d'Artagnan reassured them; and Planchet ran to
 8 49|       young man, that Milady felt reassured. ~At length after a journey
 9 51|         is now at length a little reassured, having sent her secretary
10 54|       have said, one circumstance reassured her. Felton had not spoken. ~
11 56|         instant. The light of day reassured me; I went and threw myself
12 61| Monseigneur, Let your Eminence be reassured. His Grace the Duke of Buckingham
13 61|          the abbess, smiling, "be reassured; the house in which you