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 1 20|      the travelers replied. He drank to their good health, and
 2 27| exchange for his silence Athos drank enough for four, and without
 3 27|  sadness; for in truth he only drank to combat this sadness,
 4 27|  manner as his master; he only drank from the cask. Hark! I don'
 5 32|      in search of his. He also drank half a glass of this sparingly
 6 52|       ate from several dishes, drank a little Spanish wine, and
 7 53|     table, ate but little, and drank only water. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
 8 56|       protecting fountain, and drank it. ~"At the first swallow,
 9 56|       from the jug, but I only drank that which I had saved in
10 56|     him, and I neither ate nor drank. I was, as I told him, resolved
11 63|        of the young woman, who drank mechanically. ~"This is
12 67|    cabaret, where they neither drank nor played; they only conversed