Chapter

 1 5 |     stood in greatest need, he caught a glance from Athos. The
 2 10|      all the visitors who were caught. Then, having removed a
 3 10|        I will go myself and be caught in the mousetrap, but woe
 4 20|       spot named. Patrick soon caught the sound of his master'
 5 25|     paces, and at each cast he caught the neck of the bottle in
 6 27|        him, sprang toward him, caught him in his arms, and assisted
 7 28|  Artagnan, "Mousqueton has not caught these bottles with his lasso.
 8 30|  winning his diamond of Athos, caught at his bridle and stopped
 9 32|        himself; "I am prettily caught!" ~He passed his tongue
10 41|        was a light by which he caught a glimpse of a better future. ~
11 47|     Artagnan; "my fingers were caught between two stones--that
12 48| another and laughed; they were caught. ~"Now," said Aramis, "you
13 65|   concealed. I followed her, I caught her, I bound her; and I
14 66|      heard these few words and caught at a shadow of hope. ~"d'