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 1 15|  through the open street, and throw into the Fort l'Eveque,
 2 18|       God knows I am ready to throw myself into the fire for
 3 18|     the queen I forbid you to throw yourself into any peril
 4 24|       and opened it, as if to throw herself out of it; but as
 5 25|     running nooses which they throw to a distance of twenty
 6 25|  faculties, at this day I can throw the lasso with any man in
 7 25|       this ventilating hole I throw my lasso, and as I now know
 8 26|     future, when Aramis would throw aside the uniform and assume
 9 28|     we are. That was a superb throw, so I left off there." ~
10 28|       my honor, in one single throw." ~"But having lost the
11 28|  pistoles. Good Lord, try one throw! One throw is soon made!" ~"
12 28|      Lord, try one throw! One throw is soon made!" ~"And if
13 28|         Have with you for one throw!" said d'Artagnan. ~Athos
14 28|    with saying, "That's a sad throw, comrade; you will have
15 28|     wit his quiet tone; "that throw of the dice is extraordinary.
16 28|     Artagnan. "You want me to throw again, do you not?" ~"No,
17 30|       and if you like, I will throw with you for one of them." ~"
18 33|           By the scorn I will throw upon her." ~D'Artagnan took
19 38|   advanced upon it, or I will throw it into the Seine; and I
20 44|   none of their replies could throw any light on the subject,
21 47|      hear us." ~"But we could throw them into the ditch," said
22 47|       Grimaud search them and throw them over the walls." ~"
23 49| embarked, had been tempted to throw herself into the sea that
24 49|     open the door in order to throw herself out. ~"Take care,
25 59|     voice of Milady coming to throw herself into his arms, to