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 1 1|        attributed the silence of the dragoons to pusillanimity, and advanced
 2 1|             groups of people and the dragoons, to betake himself to the
 3 2|            the cocked pistols of his dragoons, explaining to the valiant
 4 2|             the pond, behind Tilly's dragoons." ~"Tilly's dragoons! What
 5 2|         Tilly's dragoons." ~"Tilly's dragoons! What are they near the
 6 3|            for the withdrawal of the dragoons, then we may judge which
 7 3| neighbourhood of the prison. But the dragoons of Tilly still kept it in
 8 3|        shouts, to meet Count Tilly's dragoons. ~But the Count was not
 9 3|             of command, -- ~"Tilly's dragoons, wheel to the right!" ~After
10 3|     accompanied the departure of the dragoons, as they were quietly filing
11 3|        Indeed, my dear child, if the dragoons are off, we shall be in
12 3|        street." ~"And why so, as the dragoons of Tilly are still at their
13 3|              passed the ranks of the dragoons you will fall into the hands