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To flee through an army is called charging, in every country of the world.[Fuir à travers une armée, sire, dit Athos, dans tous les pays du monde s’appelle charger.]

Source:(ed. Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., 1898), Chapter LVIII. The Avenger, Page 504
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