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 1 1 |   complete a diversion from the attack that d'Artagnan's adversary,
 2 16|       was nothing but a plan of attack against the cardinal. The
 3 20|            But why did that man attack Porthos rather than any
 4 26|    impatience, was beginning to attack the quick. ~The two men
 5 41|         quickly round, for this attack could not have come from
 6 42|       caused by some unexpected attack, either of the besieged
 7 44| Flanders and Italy, in order to attack Austria on both sides. Well,
 8 46|       Artagnan said that in the attack of last night eight or ten
 9 50|       the furious and imprudent attack she had made upon d'Artagnan
10 50|      the baron, who awaited her attack with his arms crossed, but