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 1 16|         among them this. After a wild youth, he had retired into
 2 24|         d'Artagnan became almost wild. He ran along the high road,
 3 25|   natives hunt the tiger and the wild bull with simple running
 4 35|        it, but who became almost wild with joy on reading it a
 5 37|         he was terrified at that wild countenance, those terribly
 6 45|        resembled the rattle of a wild beast. Motionless against
 7 47| spectacle, in this fortunate but wild undertaking of the four
 8 51|      dyke or the sea, to imagine wild plans, and to execute them
 9 53|          eye inflamed and almost wild. ~"Why do you sing thus,
10 64|       black wood, and bunches of wild odoriferous herbs, doubtless