Chapter

 1 1 |     his yellow horse, which bore him without any further
 2 3 |    it was the great love he bore them which made him speak
 3 3 |     Porthos and Aramis, who bore their comrade in their arms.
 4 5 |  only one left standing, he bore Jussac, Cahusac, and one
 5 6 |  account of the hatred they bore to his Eminence. Thus the
 6 7 |    the first glance and who bore him a real affection, never
 7 31| took him up in his arms and bore him to his carriage. ~Aramis
 8 37|       As all this, however, bore some resemblance to a duel,
 9 39|   His conduct toward Milady bore a strong resemblance to
10 41|     itself, and that he who bore it had not concealed himself
11 47|   mounted the platform, and bore off the flag; but as the
12 58|   branches of the trees and bore away their leaves. She howled