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 1 49|     that Planchet embarked at Portsmouth for France, the messenger
 2 49|     as ever was heard between Portsmouth and Manchester; "my name
 3 50|     not, I am sure, come from Portsmouth hither without endeavoring
 4 51| entered the city, coming from Portsmouth, and saying that he had
 5 57|     Six days ago, I landed at Portsmouth." ~"Well?" said Felton. ~"
 6 58|       have put me on shore at Portsmouth." ~"What are you going to
 7 58|   What are you going to do at Portsmouth?" asked Milady. ~"Accomplish
 8 58|    true! And you are going to Portsmouth?" ~"I have no time to lose.
 9 59|        59. What Took Place At Portsmouth August 23, 1628~ ~ ~ ~ ~
10 59|       ran in the direction of Portsmouth, which he saw at nearly
11 59|    houses and towers. ~Beyond Portsmouth the sea was covered with
12 59|    human feeling. ~He entered Portsmouth about eight o'clock in the
13 61|    accident. ~When landing at Portsmouth, Milady was an Englishwoman
14 61|     the English persecuted at Portsmouth out of their hatred for
15 62|     warned of your arrival at Portsmouth; d'Artagnan and Athos to
16 63|     five hours after her from Portsmouth," said Lord de Winter. "