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 1 1 |        same day the young man set forward on his journey, furnished
 2 1 |       cried d'Artagnan, springing forward, in his turn, after the
 3 4 |    suffice for him, and he sprang forward like a dart between them.
 4 5 |           Aramis, and d'Artagnan, forward!" cried Athos. ~"Come, gentlemen,
 5 5 |         an end to this, springing forward, aimed a terrible thrust
 6 5 |       Artagnan and Cahusac sprang forward at the same instant, the
 7 6 |           hesitate to make a step forward. D'Artagnan on the contrary
 8 10|           Artagnan, and urged him forward eagerly. ~"But whither shall
 9 12|         of Austria took two steps forward. Buckingham threw himself
10 20|             Don't waste a charge! Forward!" ~Aramis, wounded as he
11 20| embarrassing than useful, and set forward again in the hope of sleeping
12 20|        awaits us two paces hence. Forward, Planchet, forward! You
13 20|         hence. Forward, Planchet, forward! You are a brave fellow." ~"
14 20|    dangerous." ~And they both set forward as fast as they could toward
15 21|           repeat to him the word 'Forward!'" ~"Which means?" ~"In
16 21|          and pronounced the word "Forward!" The host instantly made
17 28|        his comrades, and they set forward to join Porthos. ~They found
18 33|            cried Kitty, springing forward to meet her mistress. ~Both
19 39|      companions, and all four set forward; Athos upon a horse he owed
20 40|       review over, the Guards set forward alone on their march, the
21 41|         Guards immediately sprang forward, and two other soldiers
22 42|        mount a horse he would set forward. ~Meantime, Monsieur, who
23 42|      swords. D'Artagnan, not less forward than they, did likewise,
24 45|         he. ~Milady made one step forward, and then drew back as if
25 46|        ignorant of what was going forward, thought it was time to
26 49|           the journey, she leaned forward toward the door to see whither
27 49|       foaming. The officer leaned forward, looked at her in his turn,
28 50|      entering the roadstead, sent forward, in order to obtain permission
29 51|           birth. ~D'Artagnan came forward and stammered out a few
30 55|        grew pale, and made a step forward, remembering that at the
31 63|           of the battle, to march forward or to beat a retreat. ~At
32 65|        had but one thought--to go forward; and he went. ~They passed
33 65|       said Athos. ~The baron came forward. ~"Before God and before
34 65|         man in the red cloak came forward in his turn. ~"What man