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 1 8 |   formed in common; four arms threatening the four cardinal points,
 2 14|       as he could perceive no threatening object, as nothing indicated
 3 16|     with an expression almost threatening. ~"I am a faithful subject
 4 26|       might have been thought threatening; but d'Artagnan took no
 5 27|      d'Artagnan had assumed a threatening attitude, and Planchet modeled
 6 27|   anxiety, took a seat in the threatening attitude of a judge. Planchet
 7 36|    then?" cried Milady; and a threatening glance darted from her eyes. ~"
 8 37|      fled while she was still threatening him with an impotent gesture.
 9 51|     that was not annoying and threatening. ~Although La Rochelle was
10 55|       overcome with grief and threatening; to resist at once the ascendancy
11 56| Beware!' said the voice, in a threatening accent that I had never