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1 2 |       he began to breathe more freely; but he could not help observing
2 6 |        then? Come, speak; avow freely that you accuse him!" ~"
3 13|      you suspect? Come, answer freely." ~M. Bonacieux was in the
4 25| Porthos seemed to breathe more freely. ~"And what has happened
5 33|   delusion. Although she cried freely before deciding to transmit
6 41|        whose branches diverged freely over all parts of Europe. ~
7 54|       abuse of marriage. Speak freely. Although my name, or rather