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 1 4 |   fellow I am! That brave and unfortunate Athos was wounded on that
 2 6 |       up hawking. Ah, I am an unfortunate king, Monsieur de Treville!
 3 6 |    And in what have I been so unfortunate as to displease your Majesty?"
 4 9 |       violently open, and the unfortunate mercer rushed into the chamber
 5 9 |   four Musketeers to allow an unfortunate fellow who cried for help
 6 10|      to the queen!" cried the unfortunate woman. ~"Madame Bonacieux!"
 7 10|      who dwelt in Bonacieux's unfortunate house, together with the
 8 11|      third of the street. The unfortunate woman was exhausted, not
 9 13|         cried Bonacieux. "Oh, unfortunate creature! Monsieur, if she
10 15|       Jussac one day, in that unfortunate encounter which took place
11 15|       a sad thing that in the unfortunate times in which we live,
12 16| dearest favorites. Like those unfortunate persons endowed with a fatal
13 16|       have charged him." ~The unfortunate queen, who was constantly
14 25|   Artagnan. ~"Oh, of the most unfortunate kind, monsieur. One day
15 27|      at the moment I had that unfortunate difference with the gentleman
16 27|      is because I am the most unfortunate." ~"Tell me." ~"Presently,"
17 28|  prosecute my search for that unfortunate woman!" ~"Well, you may
18 32|       s wife, groaning, "that unfortunate outfit!" ~"Alas, yes," said
19 34|       ring at the bell of the unfortunate Porthos. He, having seen
20 34|       In a short time the two unfortunate beasts, who had not eaten
21 40|      monseigneur; but in that unfortunate affair at Meung--" ~"The
22 47|        three or four of these unfortunate men, covered with dirt and
23 51|       cast his eyes over that unfortunate city, which contained so
24 55|      the weakest and the most unfortunate." ~"Impossible, madame,
25 59|     But too late by a minute, unfortunate, unfortunate that I am!" ~
26 59|     by a minute, unfortunate, unfortunate that I am!" ~Felton made
27 61|    The novice sat down. ~"How unfortunate I am!" said she; "I have
28 63|     vengeance restored to his unfortunate friend to make a sign to
29 63|   pious care the body of that unfortunate woman. She was an angel