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 1 1 |      ought to be brave for two reasons: the first is that you are
 2 4 |     Without doubt, Porthos had reasons for not abandoning this
 3 19|    accustomed to give you such reasons? No. He says to you jauntily, '
 4 24|        husband. ~But all these reasons were combated, destroyed,
 5 24|      to St. Cloud, and who had reasons for not being seen, and
 6 31|  believed to be dead, and have reasons for wishing nobody to know
 7 33| demanded d'Artagnan. ~"For two reasons." ~"What ones?" ~"The first
 8 34|        adopt." ~"I gave you my reasons." ~"Yes; you look there
 9 37|        to do--and that for two reasons: the first, because by this
10 44|      if, in spite of all these reasons, the duke does not give
11 47|          Impossible, for three reasons," replied Athos. "The first,