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 1 9 |   proved useless--for though he knocked ten or twelve times in succession,
 2 10|        straight to the door and knocked, murmuring, "I will go myself
 3 11|     whose shutter you have just knocked? Indeed, madame, you believe
 4 11|   running, while Mme. Bonacieux knocked, as at the shutter, three
 5 18|       to d'Artagnan's door, and knocked. ~No one answered. Porthos,
 6 20|       door within, when someone knocked at the yard shutter; they
 7 21|     what became of those he had knocked down. d'Artagnan followed
 8 23|        sprang up the stairs and knocked softly in a manner agreed
 9 24|       of a suburban tavern, and knocked at the door. ~In the meantime
10 24|       was his last resource, he knocked again. ~It soon appeared
11 25| gigantic number "1." d'Artagnan knocked, and upon the bidding to
12 32|        Grand Chatelet. ~Porthos knocked with his hand. A tall, pale
13 38|       to Athos's apartment, and knocked at the door enough to break
14 40|    cuirass glittered, his sword knocked proudly against his ample
15 43|    window shutter. The cardinal knocked three times, and in a peculiar
16 64|        tomb. ~Three times Athos knocked without receiving an answer.