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 1 Pre|    doubtless will admire, the details we have to relate, our main
 2 2  |       the best known and with details the least concealed. But
 3 6  |      preceding day in all its details; how, not having been able
 4 8  |           Did he give you any details?" ~"He knew none himself." ~"
 5 25 |      I will relate to her the details of the disappearance of
 6 25 |      no doubt ignorant. These details will guide her on her part,
 7 29 |      seen by these disastrous details that desolation reigned
 8 34 | perfectly acquainted with the details of gastronomy, d'Artagnan
 9 35 |     Kitty repeat the smallest details of the pretended interview
10 37 |      recalled to his mind the details of the first night, and
11 41 |      it, particularly as many details of this siege are connected
12 44 |       monseigneur?" ~"All the details of his coming into and going
13 44 |       acquainted with all the details of the adventure at Amiens;
14 47 |     it, related it in all its details to his Eminence, not forgetting
15 48 |        continued Aramis, "the details escape me." ~"And me also,"
16 49 |     apartment in its minutest details. It was a chamber whose
17 49 |       superintended all these details with the same calmness Milady
18 51 |      situation to see all the details. This amused him sometimes
19 56 |       which reigns in all the details of human life, and by which,
20 56 |     or to take account of the details I describe. My mind appeared