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 1 12|  followed the course of a long corridor, descended a flight, went
 2 12|      of the apartment. ~In the corridor he met Mme. Bonacieux, who
 3 13|   traverse a court and enter a corridor in which were three sentinels,
 4 13|     bed, he heard steps in his corridor. These steps drew near to
 5 13|       He passed along the same corridor as before, crossed one court,
 6 16| communication, passed into the corridor which led from his apartments
 7 22|     she opened the door of the corridor, and pushed d'Artagnan out
 8 25|        conspicuous door of the corridor, was traced in black ink
 9 26|     Bazin was stationed in the corridor, and barred his passage
10 31|       Artagnan retired. In the corridor he again met the pretty
11 31|        in the antechamber, the corridor, or on the stairs, he met
12 33|        in the antechamber, the corridor, or on the stairs, those
13 35|        antechamber, nor in the corridor, nor beneath the great door.
14 39|    themselves. ~He traversed a corridor, crossed a grand saloon,
15 50|   appeared in the shade of the corridor, and the young lieutenant,
16 52|      de Winter appeared in the corridor, followed by the soldier
17 52|    away in the distance of the corridor. ~"I am lost," murmured
18 53|         Felton remained in the corridor. He brought with him the
19 54|       Someone was heard in the corridor; Milady recognized the step
20 54|       came from the end of the corridor and stopped before her door. ~"
21 55|        door, and waited in the corridor, the soldier's half-pike
22 56|      commenced his walk in the corridor. At the expiration of ten
23 57| laughter resounded through the corridor. The baron, attracted by
24 58|      movement she heard in the corridor. ~There are hours which
25 63|       opened it, looked in the corridor, and then returned and seated
26 63|          Yes." ~"Go along this corridor, down a little staircase,
27 63|     two friends met her in the corridor, greatly troubled and much