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 1 6 |      were fixed in a sort of agony upon the door through which
 2 41|    last cry, a convulsion of agony, proved to d'Artagnan that
 3 42|      man were distorted with agony. ~"Ah!" cried he, on perceiving
 4 50|   face any expression except agony. ~Lord de Winter continued: "
 5 56|      terrors, in spite of my agony, I began to feel a devouring
 6 56|   still experienced the same agony as at that awful minute, "
 7 56|      an inward expression of agony. The sweat streamed down
 8 56|   then, with the last cry of agony and despair, I struck him
 9 58| heart oppressed by frightful agony at every movement she heard
10 59|   blood, and suppressing his agony to speak of her he loved, "
11 63|      became livid; a fearful agony pervaded her frame, and
12 63|      face was distorted with agony; her glassy eyes had no