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 1 8 |           by Musketeers of a very superb appearance, and knowing
 2 26|          related to you. It was a superb moonlight night. We immediately
 3 27|             PESTE! They are three superb animals!" ~"I am glad they
 4 28|          where we are. That was a superb throw, so I left off there." ~
 5 28|         him now, mounted upon his superb animal and seated in his
 6 28|        dressed, choice wines, and superb fruit. ~"Ah, PARDIEU!" said
 7 38|          The Musketeer met with a superb Andalusian horse, black
 8 39|          end of the street upon a superb English charger. Bazin followed
 9 39|           Porthos and seen what a superb appearance he made upon
10 40|         go and take a turn in his superb equipment in the Rue aux
11 56| comprehend, Felton, that the more superb the prison, the greater