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 1 16|          said Athos, as pale as a corpse. "But methinks I need wine!"
 2 21| Buckingham, becoming as pale as a corpse; "two of the studs are wanting,
 3 41|         the trench, and threw the corpse beside the wounded man,
 4 42|           Artagnan, "I commit the corpse of this poor devil to your
 5 42|         you found on the wretched corpse that she is in a convent?
 6 45|     cocked it. ~Milady, pale as a corpse, endeavored to cry out;
 7 52|         about to go out. "Is this corpse come to life already? Felton,
 8 54|           but became as pale as a corpse. ~"Oh, I see you prefer
 9 55|            and the silence of the corpse will convince you much better
10 63|    Artagnan pressed nothing but a corpse in his arms. The young man
11 63|      passed this way, for I see a corpse." ~The three friends remained
12 63|      himself like a madman on the corpse of his mistress. ~Athos
13 66|          be done!" and he let the corpse drop into the depths of