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 1 2 |      others formed parties and plans to annoy the pages and guards
 2 4 |    contrary, quite full of his plans of conciliation and courtesy,
 3 26|    said just now." ~"Oh, these plans of retreat have been formed
 4 41|        silence. ~The political plans of the cardinal when he
 5 41|    then pass on to the private plans which perhaps had not less
 6 48|         and there finish their plans. ~D'Artagnan passed the
 7 51|       the sea, to imagine wild plans, and to execute them coolly--
 8 56|       in that sublimated brain plans so vast, projects so tumultuous,
 9 63| confused, for her ill-arranged plans clashed one another like
10 67|     having tried to thwart the plans of your general." ~"And