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 1 3 |         seized his right hand and pressed it with all his might, without
 2 5 |        adversaries, but the other pressed him warmly. Nevertheless,
 3 11|           hand to d'Artagnan, who pressed it respectfully. "You offer
 4 12|          to fail her. ~Buckingham pressed his lips passionately to
 5 16|           the cardinal. The queen pressed her brother and the Emperor
 6 19|           hand to him; d'Artagnan pressed it with a respect mixed
 7 20|    grasped him by the throat, and pressed as hard as he could. "Monsieur,"
 8 25|         so brave and so resolute, pressed his hand kindly, wishing
 9 31|          such a kind disposition, pressed d'Artagnan in his arms,
10 48|          Once taken, they will be pressed; when pressed, they will
11 48|        they will be pressed; when pressed, they will confess everything.
12 57|     passed before me clouds which pressed my brow, which veiled my
13 57|      received her with transport, pressed her against his heart, all
14 58|           thanks!" ~The young man pressed her to his heart. ~"But
15 59|        upon a sofa, with his hand pressed upon the wound. ~"Laporte,"
16 63|            and with a sobbing cry pressed her lips to his. ~"Constance,
17 63| reascended to heaven. ~D'Artagnan pressed nothing but a corpse in