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 1 1 |        by the gate of Beaugency--produced an unfavorable feeling,
 2 1 |        the young man, the effect produced upon him by this vociferous
 3 3 |        strong was the excitement produced by the arrival of Athos,
 4 3 |    geniuses that France has ever produced. ~"Now, young man, regulate
 5 6 | astonished that his name had not produced more effect upon the young
 6 23|       when it rained bullets and produced a crop of steel traps!" ~"
 7 24|      this mute despair certainly produced a greater effect than cries
 8 26|        with moral uneasiness had produced the effect so long desired.
 9 26|         see what effect all this produced, and found his friend gaping
10 27|      said that it was wine which produced this sadness; for in truth
11 28|         fifteen or eighteen days produced the same effect." ~"But
12 29|        lady with the red cushion produced a great effect--for she
13 31|  beforehand, whose picturing had produced the smiles we noted upon
14 32|   Porthos!" ~The name of Porthos produced its effect upon the clerks,
15 39|          foreseen, the cavalcade produced a good effect; and if Mme.
16 53|      judge of the effect she had produced. ~Then she continued her
17 66|        three savage cries, which produced a strange and melancholy