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 1 5,7 |         disorder could mean, he rushed into the house and through
 2 6,3 |   baggage alone and undefended, rushed after that in hope of booty,
 3 6,3 |    there was danger, thither he rushed, with his cry of "France,"
 4 8,3 |       quite free and unbridled, rushed out and in an instant all
 5 10,3|  outside the gates when the mob rushed out after the army into
 6 11,2|  perceiving a man on horseback, rushed instantly upon him. It was
 7 11,2|    sides with his tail. Then he rushed upon Alfonso, his eyes all
 8 11,3| perceived a man on horseback he rushed upon him, and then began
 9 11,5|         of Ten; unannounced, he rushed into their midst, the very
10 12,3|        the town was half taken, rushed on the gates with such impetuosity
11 13,5|       man was in the secret, he rushed on with his band towards
12 16,2|      under him. His adversaries rushed upon him, and one of them