Chapter

 1 11|        smallness of the form, the hesitation of the walk, and the indecision
 2 16|        became necessary, whatever hesitation he might experience--it
 3 18| restrained for a minute by a last hesitation; but there was such an ardor
 4 21|      turned round, and seeing the hesitation of the young man, "Come
 5 21|           were worth, and without hesitation said, "Fifteen hundred pistoles
 6 27|          The host approached with hesitation. ~"Come hither, I say, and
 7 36|     replied d'Artagnan, affecting hesitation in order to make her believe
 8 41|         So no more delay, no more hesitation; or else whatever may be
 9 43|       their route or go back. The hesitation created some suspicion in
10 43|        continued Athos, with some hesitation, "he broke his thigh." ~"
11 45|         was opened to him without hesitation. ~The host recognized him. ~"
12 49|    without difficulty and without hesitation. Then the officer began
13 55| misunderstand the meaning of this hesitation. Under her apparent emotions