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 1 1 |       his cuisses; a Don Quixote clothed in a wooden doublet, the
 2 7 | condition that he should only be clothed and lodged, though in a
 3 7 |       into orders, he was always clothed in black, as became the
 4 10|         door open, and four men, clothed in black, not COME out of
 5 21|          power with which he was clothed by the confidence of a king
 6 22|        Immediately the alderman, clothed in their cloth robes and
 7 24|        Artagnan all aspects were clothed happily, all ideas wore
 8 55|      degrees the enchantress had clothed herself with that magic
 9 63|         of Porthos. He found him clothed in a magnificent dress covered
10 64|          the body of the victim, clothed in her novitiate dress,
11 67|         of Porthos. He found him clothed in a magnificent dress covered