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 1 16|          the place of his uncle, embraced the cardinal's party, which
 2 17| sincerity in her beautiful eyes, embraced her tenderly. ~"Do that,"
 3 27|          himself on his neck and embraced him tenderly. He then tried
 4 36|        to d'Artagnan that he had embraced a statue. ~He was not the
 5 37|        looked at d'Artagnan, who embraced her tenderly, with eyes
 6 48|       embrace Planchet as he had embraced him on his departure; but
 7 57|         but Felton, in his turn, embraced her more closely, imploring
 8 63|     throat cut!" ~They this time embraced heartily, and without retaining
 9 63|          a slow and solemn step, embraced him tenderly, and as he
10 67|     throat cut!" ~They this time embraced heartily, and without retaining