Chapter

 1 5 |     made a thousand flourishes, asking Bicarat what o'clock it
 2 6 |    however, did not prevent his asking, with the greatest coolness,
 3 6 |    whenever he met him, or from asking in the kindest tone, "Well,
 4 10|       after, M. de Treville was asking d'Artagnan what he could
 5 13|       of his shell. He began by asking M. Bonacieux his name, age,
 6 16|        pious, nobody thought of asking whence they came. They were
 7 16|       strike eleven, bowed low, asking permission of the king to
 8 19|        of absence without their asking for it?" ~"Since," said
 9 22|        for a moment motionless, asking himself where he could be;
10 25|      his singular farewell, and asking himself if he had not been
11 25|        that d'Artagnan, without asking information of any kind,
12 25|      takes all he wants without asking at all." ~"The fact is,"
13 40| Treville contented himself with asking d'Artagnan if he could do
14 43|     room, the cardinal, without asking further information, ascended
15 46|        him not even thinking of asking. ~As long as they were within
16 59|         know, sir, that you are asking me very strange questions,