Chapter

 1 1 |        flocking to the scene of action from all sides. The host,
 2 7 |       himself by some brilliant action. Upon this promise d'Artagnan
 3 17|          There is good and holy action to be performed, monsieur,
 4 27|         approached the scene of action. ~The two gentlemen were
 5 30|         She terminated it by an action which left no doubt as to
 6 33|      something like an infamous action; but at that period people
 7 35|         only he represented his action as one of simple vengeance. ~
 8 40|        behind me some brilliant action to justify the protection
 9 41|    Besides this, as every great action bears its recompense with
10 43| necessary orders for a decisive action. ~As it is not our intention
11 51|    himself for having put it in action, an inhabitant of La Rochelle