Chapter

 1 10|  Artagnan, and urged him forward eagerly. ~"But whither shall we
 2 14|         approaching the cardinal eagerly. ~"Who?" asked his Eminence. ~"
 3 14|        Well?" said the cardinal, eagerly, rising with a promptitude
 4 18|            asked Mme. Bonacieux, eagerly, and looking at d'Artagnan
 5 22|     leaving his lady, to advance eagerly toward the queen. ~"I thank
 6 23|       for me?" asked d'Artagnan, eagerly. ~"No one has BROUGHT a
 7 26|      What letter?" cried Aramis, eagerly. ~"A letter which was sent
 8 28|       Artagnan, placing his hand eagerly on his ring. ~"And as I
 9 32|         a sign from her everyone eagerly took his seat. ~M. Coquenard
10 38| appearance of terror, that Athos eagerly seized his hand, crying, "
11 39|    little epistle, and opened it eagerly. ~"Be," said the letter, "
12 40|      Aramis and Porthos inquired eagerly the cause of the strange
13 41|          to the wounded man, and eagerly opened the pocketbook. ~
14 60|        left his head, pulling it eagerly over his eyes. ~D'Artagnan,
15 60|     unfolded the paper. ~"Well?" eagerly demanded all his three friends. ~"
16 67|          then?" asked Rochefort, eagerly. ~"Return to camp and you