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 1 27|    console him. As to the horse, ride him a little every day,
 2 27| exasperated; they had had a long ride, and were dying with hunger
 3 28|          for us two? I could not ride behind. We should look like
 4 28|   fellows are good managers! You ride on our lackey's horses,
 5 30|         I am now going to take a ride to St. Germain." ~"Well,
 6 30|    horseback and come and take a ride with me to St. Germain." ~"
 7 30|          fellow," said Athos, "I ride horses when I have any;
 8 30|      would have offended him, "I ride what I can get; I am not
 9 39|         you might as well go and ride in the forest of Bondy." ~"
10 39|         me; if they fire we will ride after the carriage, and
11 51|         continued his melancholy ride, murmuring between his mustaches, "