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 1 1 |  nevertheless to perform his eight leagues a day. Unfortunately, the
 2 20|              I have traveled sixty leagues in forty hours, and by tomorrow
 3 20|           were still three or four leagues from the coast of England.
 4 20|           the marshes two or three leagues away. In twenty minutes
 5 21|           He had made nearly sixty leagues in little more than twelve
 6 23|          Oh, Lord, no! About forty leagues only. We went to take Monsieur
 7 25|            already traveled eleven leagues, d'Artagnan thought it time
 8 26|          pleased, the six or eight leagues that separated Chantilly
 9 28|    mistaken; I rode him nearly ten leagues in less than an hour and
10 28|          gait can do at least five leagues an hour." ~D'Artagnan and
11 47|           d'Artagnan. ~"Within two leagues of this place, at the inn
12 47|          it is a hundred and forty leagues; before our letter was at
13 48|         leave at the end of twenty leagues in order to take the post,
14 54|           be not within a thousand leagues of London, attention will
15 54|         ever going more than three leagues from it. In case of any
16 62| comfortably,--a hundred and eighty leagues!" ~"What's that?" ~"One
17 63|           and conceal myself a few leagues hence until my brother can
18 63|           place?" ~"Seven or eight leagues at the most. We will keep
19 65|       cloaks. There remained three leagues to travel, and they did