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1 11|    disappeared. ~D'Artagnan pursued his way. He had given his
2 14|    is too late to have them pursued. The duchess is at Tours,
3 16|  confidence of her husband, pursued by the hatred of the cardinal,
4 24| pretty hand. ~As d'Artagnan pursued his investigations, a more
5 39|   rendezvous. ~The carriage pursued its way, still going at
6 56|     That man was he who had pursued me during a whole year,
7 56|   resolved upon, so cruelly pursued. ~"Half an hour had not
8 63|   people who dream they are pursued, and who in vain try to
9 66| which the dismal procession pursued, appeared a few low, stunted