Chapter

 1 2 |      told you the other day; you eat at everybody's mess. Ah,
 2 8 |    Planchet said, "People do not eat at once for all time, even
 3 8 |         all time, even when they eat a good deal." ~D'Artagnan
 4 26|         such a day I can neither eat flesh nor see it eaten.
 5 32|        sighed deeply. ~"Will you eat any of these beans, Cousin
 6 38|       not go out alone; when you eat, use every precaution. Mistrust
 7 46|       But where are you going to eat my breakfast?" asked the
 8 51|    having eaten the leather they eat the soles, I cannot see
 9 51|         that is left unless they eat one another." ~"Poor fools!"
10 51|       friend, you will please to eat this piece of paper; then
11 51|       First, here is the letter. Eat heartily." ~Grimaud smiled;
12 56|   lighted. ~"I was determined to eat only such things as could
13 56| therefore, I did not hesitate to eat and drink. I had determined
14 56|         make believe sup, but to eat nothing. I was forced, then,
15 62|              In an hour--time to eat a morsel, during which I