Chapter

 1 9 |    go on." ~"All at once, a tall, dark gentleman--just like
 2 13|     I suspect," said he, "a tall, dark man, of lofty carriage,
 3 24| that the oscillation of the tall trees and the reflection
 4 24|   want?" ~"Exactly so." ~"A tall, dark man, with black mustaches,
 5 28|   Artagnan, "the story of a tall, fair lady, with blue eyes." ~"
 6 32|    knocked with his hand. A tall, pale clerk, his face shaded
 7 38|    and eyebrows?" ~"Yes." ~"Tall, well-made? She has lost
 8 64|    in a low voice, then the tall man made a sign to the Musketeer
 9 64|     family, no servant; the tall man alone inhabited this
10 64|    signs of repugnance. The tall man had scarcely read these
11 64|  returned, accompanied by a tall man, masked, and wrapped