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 1 1 |  dropped his sword, which was broken in two pieces by the blow
 2 1 |    been in his first conflict broken in two, and which he had
 3 3 |    said Aramis; "for mine was broken at the first parry. Killed
 4 3 |   occurred had in some degree broken the thread of his ideas.
 5 4 |       he was not sufficiently broken into the fashions of the
 6 6 |       slashed and many swords broken. Now, Gascons are always
 7 14|     as he is now represented--broken down like an old man, suffering
 8 14|    that having in the evening broken one of those studs, she
 9 16|       cried the queen, with a broken and trembling voice; "take
10 17|     which he had found mostly broken and his closets nearly empty--
11 18|     remembered, thanks to the broken boards, every syllable of
12 24|        One of the windows was broken, the door of the chamber
13 24|     overturned. The decanters broken in pieces, and the fruits
14 24|  anguish; his respiration was broken and short. And yet he said,
15 27|         An instant after, the broken door was removed, and the
16 27|    had eaten; while a heap of broken bottles filled the whole
17 27|   well and good; but you have broken all the bottles." ~"You
18 27|       left; all the rest were broken by my fall. Bring six of
19 43|       believe his shoulder is broken." ~"Very well," said the
20 44| before the pipe of the stove, broken in halves, the other extremity
21 47|     my ring--and the skin was broken." ~"That comes of wearing
22 48|      no doubt we would all be broken on the wheel; but for God'
23 48|    quartered instead of being broken on the wheel." ~"Well, perhaps.
24 54|     the noise, and in a voice broken by tears, she continued: ~"
25 54|       said Milady, in a voice broken by sobs. "You were deceived,
26 63|  woman!" murmured Athos, in a broken voice. ~Mme. Bonacieux opened
27 65|     yielded. The squares were broken to shivers; and Athos, like
28 65|       left solitary, with its broken window, its open door, and