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 1 11|   waist; but as he felt by her weight she was on the point of
 2 12|      beautiful hair, which the weight of his hat had disordered,
 3 21|      he gave the names and the weight, and the necessary tools. ~
 4 26| swordsman can have very little weight," replied d'Artagnan, who
 5 26|     the table bend beneath its weight. ~D'Artagnan trembled. ~"
 6 32|     rising, yet supporting his weight upon the arms of his cane
 7 34|      your productions at their weight in gold. You are very fortunate,
 8 37|       door, and placed all his weight against it, while Kitty
 9 56|        and crushed me with its weight. I stretched out my arms.
10 58|      step by step. Despite the weight of two bodies, the blast