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 1 2 |  remained open, everyone became mute, and amid the general silence
 2 9 |         Mohammedans, and are as mute as tombstones," said Athos. ~"
 3 15|    apartment with that pale and mute indignation which, when
 4 15| cardinal, replying aloud to the mute interrogation of his Majesty; "
 5 21|       The valet went out with a mute promptitude which showed
 6 24|         remained motionless and mute, while all the demons of
 7 24|         old man, upon whom this mute despair certainly produced
 8 27|         in mercy!" ~D'Artagnan, mute with anger and anxiety,
 9 35|          he was touched by this mute sorrow; but he held too
10 37|        her dress, and remaining mute, motionless, and frozen. ~
11 45|          On seeing this figure, mute and immovable as a statue,
12 46|       conversation had played a mute part, made a sign of the
13 50|         more impassive and more mute? You have already tried
14 51|        a language which, though mute, was not the less expressive. ~"
15 53|      officer, however, remained mute and motionless; his look
16 63|    Bonacieux remained standing, mute, motionless, and pale as
17 66|        the river. Her mouth was mute; but her eyes spoke with