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 1 3 |   himself, and felt an immense inclination to crawl under the table. ~"
 2 25|       of his wife. ~A terrible inclination seized d'Artagnan to grasp
 3 28|     Artagnan." ~"And I have no inclination to play." ~"Swear to nothing.
 4 34|         Aramis had some slight inclination to resume the cassock. Athos,
 5 40|     time the clerks evinced no inclination to laugh, such a real ear
 6 45|      the three friends with an inclination of his head, and took the
 7 45|      had had for an instant an inclination to be reconducted to the
 8 48|       D'Artagnan felt a strong inclination to embrace Planchet as he
 9 51|       Porthos, who had a great inclination to vent his ill-humor on
10 61| herself with making a profound inclination of the head every time the