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 1 14|    at Tours, and the duke at Boulogne. It is in London they must
 2 19|      I will go by the way of Boulogne to clear the way; Athos
 3 24|     they entered the Bois de Boulogne he found himself riding
 4 48|    in the ticklish affair of Boulogne. ~These four virtues disputed
 5 58|      to me till we arrive at Boulogne." ~"And shall we arrive
 6 61|      nations, and arrived at Boulogne without accident. ~When
 7 61|    Rochelle; when landing at Boulogne, after a two days' passage,
 8 61|      remained long enough at Boulogne to put into the post a letter,
 9 61|     for France. MILADY DE- ~"BOULOGNE, evening of the twenty-fifth. ~"
10 61| entered. ~"Did you come from Boulogne?" demanded she of Milady. ~"
11 61|      lady recently come from Boulogne." ~"Then let him come in,
12 62|          I wrote to him from Boulogne. But what brings you here?" ~"
13 63|     three hours after her at Boulogne. I missed her by twenty