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 1 1 |    he had not sprung nimbly backward, it is probable he would
 2 5 |     to obey." And springing backward, he broke his sword across
 3 6 |     immediately made a step backward and raised his sword; but
 4 11|   around her, stopped, went backward, and then returned again.
 5 11|    D'Artagnan made a spring backward and drew his sword. At the
 6 14|    ground. He then went out backward, and when he was in the
 7 16|    of Austria took one step backward, became so pale that it
 8 25| breast. He immediately fell backward. The stranger placed the
 9 31|    foot slipped and he fell backward. ~D'Artagnan was over him
10 34| money to the office, and is backward in his pay. I took the mule
11 50|     rising and going a step backward. ~"Or rather you insult
12 67|     Rochefort cast a glance backward, and saw that Porthos and