Chapter

 1 3 |      with fury; for their ears, closely applied to the door, did
 2 6 |    bowing, d'Artagnan following closely behind them. ~"What the
 3 13|        Let them be guarded more closely than ever." ~"And yet,"
 4 13|        funeral car. Through the closely fastened windows the prisoner
 5 15|       about to unravel the most closely twisted thread of this intrigue;
 6 17|    Chevreuse was at Tours. More closely watched than ever, the queen
 7 18|          pressing her hand more closely. ~"How is there still time?"
 8 26|         for that thesis touches closely upon heresy. There is a
 9 48|       at seeing four friends so closely united. ~D'Artagnan took
10 49|       Milady, surveyed her very closely, but without addressing
11 50|      how have you watched me so closely as to be aware beforehand
12 51|      killed, would resemble too closely, in 1628, the massacre of
13 51| cardinal, who blockaded them so closely. ~Sometimes when the cardinal,
14 57|         turn, embraced her more closely, imploring her like a divinity. ~"
15 65|       but had the half-curtains closely drawn. ~He mounted the skirting