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 1 1 |      round his son, kissed him tenderly on both cheeks, and gave
 2 4 | Bois-Tracy, that I am not less tenderly his friend than you can
 3 5 |     and Porthos, pressing them tenderly. ~"If I am not yet a Musketeer,"
 4 17|   beautiful eyes, embraced her tenderly. ~"Do that," cried she, "
 5 26|       a love ditty and looking tenderly at a lady, and interrupted
 6 27|      his neck and embraced him tenderly. He then tried to draw him
 7 29|       of the procurator's wife tenderly. ~"We are then reconciled,
 8 34|        think of me, who kisses tenderly your black eyes. ~"Adieu;
 9 36|       but too just," said she, tenderly. ~"Oh, you are an angel!"
10 36|        to him, which he kissed tenderly. ~"But," said he, as he
11 37|     Artagnan, who embraced her tenderly, with eyes which seemed
12 63|      solemn step, embraced him tenderly, and as he burst into violent