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 1 1 |        his eight leagues a day. Unfortunately, the qualities of this horse
 2 1 |       other resting on his hip. Unfortunately, as he advanced, his anger
 3 1 |        you all like ortolans!" ~Unfortunately, there was one circumstance
 4 5 |        ought to seek his model. Unfortunately, we do not live in the times
 5 5 |    depended upon ourselves; but unfortunately the thing is impossible--
 6 6 |       cord and in the gallery. ~Unfortunately for d'Artagnan, among the
 7 6 |        replied d'Artagnan; "but unfortunately I have very little time
 8 7 |    learn something of Porthos. ~Unfortunately Porthos knew nothing of
 9 7 |      played, and that as a rule unfortunately. Nevertheless, he never
10 8 |       went to the gaming table. Unfortunately he was in a bad vein; he
11 11|       or listened with avidity. Unfortunately the light had been removed
12 15|       sent to the cardinal; but unfortunately the cardinal was at the
13 16| strangers, two unknown persons? Unfortunately he was an honorable man;
14 18|       In the first place, that, unfortunately, your husband is a simpleton
15 20|         a charming chamber; but unfortunately these charming chambers
16 25|       likewise, on his journey. Unfortunately, he is more nimble than
17 25|      and the stewpans. ~"Not I, unfortunately!" said Porthos. "This miserable
18 25|      you, my friend, thank you; unfortunately, I have just breakfasted." ~"
19 27|        might be some hopes; but unfortunately, those were all good pieces." ~"
20 32|         in which life survived. Unfortunately the legs began to refuse
21 33|      resumed his listening, but unfortunately the toilet was finished. ~"
22 46|        would not be disturbed. ~Unfortunately, the hour was badly chosen
23 48|    should be deemed too long. ~"Unfortunately," said Athos, "he whom we
24 50|   seductions upon many men, and unfortunately you have always succeeded;
25 56|        to you. While yet young, unfortunately handsome, I was dragged