Chapter

 1 13|       eyes had the faculty of reading to the very depths of hearts, "
 2 14|     the end of ten minutes of reading and ten seconds of examination,
 3 16|      Madrid. Mme. Guemene was reading aloud, and everybody was
 4 16|    the contrary, desired this reading in order that she might
 5 23|      d'Estrees.--C.B." ~While reading this letter, d'Artagnan
 6 26| Artagnan; "I am fatigued with reading, and all this Latin confuses
 7 26|       me, with a jealous eye, reading the LIVES OF THE SAINTS
 8 26|   leaning on my shoulder, was reading them a second time with
 9 33|    grew pale several times in reading this billet. ~"Oh, you love
10 35|       almost wild with joy on reading it a second time. She could
11 37|     to have an opportunity of reading his own thoughts and endeavoring,
12 46|    Aramis, resuming his pious reading, "that the dyke which the
13 48|     had approached during the reading. ~"Yez; what's the dream?"
14 49|   woman with eyes of flame in reading the hearts of those whose
15 53|       words, while Milady was reading with her lynx's eyes the
16 59|     strength to listen to the reading of the letter; then, when