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 1 1 |       insolence impossible to be described, he replied to d'Artagnan, "
 2 3 |          the adventure of Meung, described the unknown gentleman with
 3 6 |     concealing the truth; and he described to the two nobles the affair
 4 10|           All the events we have described had taken place within a
 5 12|          the first, which I have described to you; the second, at the
 6 14|       the personage we have just described were fixed upon him, and
 7 16|          after the scene we have described, the cardinal received a
 8 30|          Athos. ~Then d'Artagnan described the meeting which he had
 9 31| Englishman then turned round and described the combat without omitting
10 41|          which he improvised. He described the death of the other soldier,
11 44|         place, this woman I have described must be found who is desirous
12 47|        going on. ~The affair was described to the messenger with all
13 55|     after the scene we have just described, she heard someone speaking
14 63|          anguish difficult to be described. ~"And what do you believe?'
15 63|         an open prayer book. ~He described to him his interview with
16 64|         upon the objects we have described, and at the invitation of
17 67|         an open prayer book. ~He described to him his interview with