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 1 9 |      were going down d'Artagnan laid his hand on the shoulder
 2 10|      Artagnan flew to his hole, laid himself down on the floor
 3 15|  bailiffs and soldiers came and laid siege to the house, broke
 4 16|        poinard, and in so doing laid bare her shoulder. d'Artagnan,"
 5 16|         is here." And the queen laid her beautiful hand on her
 6 20|         fatigue. A mattress was laid upon the deck for him. He
 7 25|        took one of his pistols, laid it on his table, day and
 8 25|        of Monsieur le Prince, I laid a few snare in the runs;
 9 26|        of this world, Bazin had laid his hands upon sword, pistols,
10 26|         and at the first pass I laid him stark dead." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
11 34|       double pistoles, which he laid down on the table; then
12 35|        the program which he had laid out in advance. He did not
13 39|        plain enough. Milady has laid her complaints against me
14 47|      Musketeers and a Guardsman laid a wager with Monsieur de
15 53|      the manner in which Felton laid the book upon the little
16 54|  conduct was more easy. She had laid that down the preceding
17 54|   placed than I am that God has laid this responsibility." ~"
18 56|       took back the weapon, and laid it upon the table, as he
19 57| infamous. Oh, the train is well laid; the plot is clever. My
20 57|      the knife which Felton had laid down, exclaimed, "And by
21 61|    loved, for whom I would have laid down my life, for whom I
22 66|      spread it upon the ground, laid the body in it, threw in