Chapter

 1 6 | Musketeers, and that with so much emotion, that this evening his Eminence
 2 14|      immediately exhibited strong emotion; and despite the rouge with
 3 16|        his part, trembled with an emotion easily to be conceived,
 4 17|       young woman with a burst of emotion, gazed at her as if to read
 5 18|        Mme. Bonacieux, with great emotion, "in my name I beg you!
 6 26|          said he, dissembling his emotion under a feigned carelessness, "
 7 35|         added, in a voice full of emotion, "you render me a much greater
 8 35|         was easy to detect strong emotion. ~"Her very self; she gave
 9 50|         her flesh to subdue every emotion that might give to her face
10 55|          replied Felton, in great emotion, "no danger threatens you;
11 55|          de Winter perceived this emotion. ~"Mistrust yourself, John,"
12 58|      ropes. For the first time an emotion of terror reminded her that
13 59|         he adored as a saint, the emotion he had experienced, present