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1 2 |       men of the sword. In no instance, let us say, was this worthy
2 7 | embroidered handkerchief, for instance, to which I owe the honor
3 16| should yield to such powerful instance; and on my part, it would
4 32|   Monsieur Porthos. Thus, for instance, don't you in the first
5 38|      in your own country, for instance." ~"My dear little love!
6 63|    keep on the frontiers, for instance; and at the first alarm
7 63|      at dinner or supper, for instance?" ~"Do one thing." ~"What