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 1 1 |        feather; the eye open and intelligent; the nose hooked, but finely
 2 7 | Mousqueton, and thanks to a very intelligent tailor, who made his clothes
 3 18|         the queen wants a brave, intelligent, devoted man to make a journey
 4 22|       usual guide, the light and intelligent Mme. Bonacieux. ~On the
 5 25|           your father was a very intelligent fellow. And you say in his
 6 34|         man of short stature and intelligent eyes, but covered with rags. ~"
 7 42|          make all ready, like an intelligent man; and with this view
 8 50|     hands of an acknowledged and intelligent enemy. ~"Yes, let us chat,
 9 64|        route. Planchet, the most intelligent of the four, was to follow
10 67|       upon that loyal, open, and intelligent countenance, read upon that