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1 3 | amused himself with beating a march upon the window and with
2 5 |     end it became a triumphal march. The heart of d'Artagnan
3 40|    set forward alone on their march, the Musketeers waiting
4 41| troops he could dispose of to march toward the theater of war.
5 47|   least two men fell; but the march of those who remained was
6 47|        But Athos continued to march majestically, whatever remarks
7 53|      duty at her door did not march with the same step, and
8 54|       the soldier stopped his march to listen to her. ~Soon
9 63|     chances of the battle, to march forward or to beat a retreat. ~