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 1 1 |        very young; but a sword thrust is a sword thrust, whatever
 2 1 |        sword thrust is a sword thrust, whatever be the age of
 3 5 |      forward, aimed a terrible thrust at his adversary, but the
 4 5 |         Porthos had received a thrust through his arm, and Bicarat
 5 5 |     Cahusac fell, with a sword thrust through his throat. ~At
 6 6 |      Jussac the terrible sword thrust which has made the cardinal
 7 6 |       In addition to the sword thrust in his arm, which is not
 8 6 |       who bestowed that severe thrust at Jussac?" ~"And those
 9 8 |       were nothing but a sword thrust, why then--" ~"I have counted
10 15|     him; "there is your Jussac thrust paid for. There still remains
11 20|      times, exclaiming at each thrust, "One for Athos, one for
12 20|        the earth with a fourth thrust through his body. ~This
13 20|         when he gave me a good thrust in the breast." ~"You are
14 21|        off with a single sword thrust, which had pierced the queen'
15 23|      acknowledge, with a sword thrust in my breast, and by nailing
16 25|   Artagnan. ~"Why, on making a thrust at my adversary, whom I
17 31| fatigued, with a vigorous side thrust sent his sword flying. The