Chapter

 1 23|          de Ville, telling him to sit up for him, opened the door
 2 23|       Artagnan. "Do you intend to sit up for me?" ~"No; but since
 3 26|           this subject: "'SEVERUS SIT CLERICORUM VERBO.'" ~"Yes,
 4 27|     monseigneur, and be merciful! Sit down, in mercy!" ~D'Artagnan,
 5 29|           her nose, and could not sit still in her seat. ~Porthos,
 6 32|     stools in hand quite ready to sit down. Their jaws moved preliminarily
 7 40|         are now about to hear it. Sit down there, before me, d'
 8 44|          the affair is important. Sit down, and let us talk it
 9 45|   pleasure of paying you a visit. Sit down, madame, and let us
10 48| philosophers, as I am, gentlemen; sit down at the table and let
11 49|          officer requested her to sit down upon this cloak, and
12 49|       high-sounding words! Let us sit down and chat quietly, as
13 63|    messenger himself." ~"Come and sit down close to me," said
14 63|         Milady made her a sign to sit down opposite, poured her