Chapter

 1 3 |       to you." ~"I certainly am surprised," replied M. de Treville, "
 2 3 |    others." ~M. de Treville was surprised to the greatest degree.
 3 10|        moment after, those who, surprised by this tumult, had gone
 4 24|      who, in a jealous fit, had surprised her and carried her off.
 5 25|        monsieur. One day he was surprised in a lonely road between
 6 26|         will hold out against a surprised secret. Besides, we feel
 7 28| Monsieur de Treville's where it surprised us all; and the fourth time
 8 29|       wife, in a transport that surprised even herself. "Come to our
 9 41|     twenty thousand men, he had surprised the Comte de Toiras, who
10 48|       four friends might not be surprised, d'Artagnan, with a trembling
11 49|    quarter of an hour, however, surprised at the length of the journey,
12 49|       in his turn, and appeared surprised to see that face, just before
13 54|          as if ashamed of being surprised on her knees. ~"I do not
14 67|         are charged with having surprised state secrets; you are charged
15 67|        pardon?" said Richelieu, surprised. ~"Yes, monseigneur," said