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 1 24|           which was protected by a hedge from passers-by. ~He gained
 2 24|        Artagnan leaned against the hedge, after having cast a glance
 3 24|      glance behind it. Beyond that hedge, that garden, and that cottage,
 4 24|             but he leaped over the hedge, and in spite of the barking
 5 24|          along in the shade of the hedge, I gained yonder clump of
 6 30|           conference from behind a hedge of filberts. ~At the end
 7 41|       musket glitter from behind a hedge. ~D'Artagnan had a quick
 8 41|         concealed himself behind a hedge with any friendly intentions.
 9 45|      within twenty paces of a high hedge to watch the passage of
10 51|        which he perceived behind a hedge, reclining on the sand and
11 51|            of his steps and of the hedge which concealed his approach,
12 51| interesting. At ten paces from the hedge he recognized the talkative
13 51|   tiger-cat he advanced toward the hedge; but he had not been able
14 51|            in the direction of the hedge, announcing by this gesture
15 65|      surrounded by a low, quickset hedge, two or three feet high.
16 65|        high. Athos sprang over the hedge and went up to the window,