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1 11|   his legs, already a little fatigued however, with the perambulations
2 20|  although the horses were so fatigued that it was to be feared
3 26|    replied d'Artagnan; "I am fatigued with reading, and all this
4 31|    his adversary pretty well fatigued, with a vigorous side thrust
5 36|     She was pale, and looked fatigued, either from tears or want
6 52| folded within herself like a fatigued serpent in repose. ~"Go
7 60|    fresh horse, and ours are fatigued, so that we shall disable
8 61|     you were asleep, you are fatigued." ~"Well," said Milady, "
9 63|    but my horse was too much fatigued to go at the same pace with