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 1 Pre|   Louis XIV."~It may be easily imagined how great was our joy when,
 2 1  | vociferous mirth may be easily imagined~    ~ ~   Nevertheless,
 3 21 |    gates of London. D'Artagnan imagined that on arriving in town
 4 24 |       to be heard; it might be imagined that he was a hundred miles
 5 28 |          And I," said Aramis, "imagined that I had given almost
 6 31 |       realized the plan he had imagined beforehand, whose picturing
 7 37 |       saw or what he heard. He imagined himself to be drawn into
 8 40 |    somewhat riotous, as may be imagined. In such cases extreme preoccupation
 9 48 |         at the least noise, he imagined himself about to be arrested,
10 49 |        officer, as may well be imagined, Milady on her part was
11 60 |         ANNE ~It may be easily imagined how the relationship between
12 60 |   furloughs granted, as may be imagined, were to our four friends.