Chapter

 1 4 |        to you that you have not acted in this affair as a gallant
 2 5 |       gentleman. Thus spoke and acted the gallant knights of the
 3 10|         door of which doubtless acted upon by a spring, closed
 4 28|   Aramis, "it is very clear you acted nobly with regard to the
 5 31|     that is that you would have acted much more wisely if you
 6 33|        manner in which you have acted toward me, the young girl
 7 50|      woman was supposed to have acted from a feeling of jealousy. ~
 8 50|         cried Milady; and as if acted upon by a spring, she bounded
 9 52|       first trial was lost; she acted like a woman who reckons
10 54|         all this despair is but acted." ~She placed herself before
11 63| neighing of horses. ~This noise acted upon her joy like the storm
12 65|         across the country, and acted as guide to the cavalcade. ~