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1 24|   hoofmarked there, presented confused traces of men and horses.
2 26|      mist in which a thousand confused images of trees, mountains,
3 29|       Porthos pretended to be confused. "Ah," said he, "you have
4 40|        said d'Artagnan, quite confused, "I went--" ~"Hunting at
5 55|        replied the young man, confused. ~"And what favor, pray?"
6 59| Winter, who, seeing him pale, confused, livid, and stained with
7 63|       I feel my head a little confused; I will take a turn in the
8 63|       the truth--her head was confused, for her ill-arranged plans
9 63|    give all her ideas, as yet confused, a distinct form and a regular