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 1 2 |    transported into that famous country of giants into which Gulliver
 2 9 |        English?" ~"Spain is her country," replied d'Artagnan; "and
 3 16|      had recently come into the country. They came nobody knew whence;
 4 16|         who was seigneur of the country, might have seduced her,
 5 19|          said Aramis. ~"To what country?" demanded Porthos. ~"My
 6 20|    Besides, I am here in my own country, and that excites me." ~
 7 20|         the governor?" ~"At his country house." ~"And that is situated?" ~"
 8 20|      the road to the governor's country house. ~D'Artagnan and Planchet
 9 20|        as they could toward the country house of the worthy functionary. ~
10 21|     from her, I would betray my country, I would betray my king,
11 25|        Well, she must be at her country seat, for she has not answered
12 25|         I was brought up in the country, and my father in his leisure
13 28|     time at my own house in the country, in my chateau at--when
14 30|      the road to the governor's country house!" ~"So it is!" said
15 38|       acquaintance--in your own country, for instance." ~"My dear
16 38|         dear little love! In my country the ladies do without chambermaids.
17 39|       natural to the men of his country, he did not allow one easily
18 40|      eight months ago from your country to seek your fortune in
19 41|         of the young men of his country, so renowned for their agility;
20 50|        Winter. "You came from a country where he must be very much
21 60|          once returned from the country, half by the protection
22 62|         map?" ~"Oh, I know this country marvelously!" ~"You? When
23 62|         I shall be in a foreign country." ~"Capital! but it is understood
24 65|      took his course across the country, and acted as guide to the
25 65| prevailed upon him to leave the country; but to leave the country,
26 65|       country; but to leave the country, to fly together, to reach
27 67|   branded by the justice of the country; a woman who has espoused