Chapter

 1 14|     his hand to the mercer, "Rise, my friend, you are a worthy
 2 16|   Spain and Austria began to rise. ~The chancellor made a
 3 25| Artagnan, he assisted him to rise, brought him back to the
 4 28|     All this doubt only gave rise to a more lively desire
 5 48|     D'Artagnan, seeing Athos rise, did likewise, took his
 6 53|     over," said she; "let me rise, and obtain some success
 7 56|     At length I saw the lamp rise softly, and disappear in
 8 63|    his hand to assist him to rise. ~"It is much better both
 9 65|    stars; the moon would not rise till midnight. ~Occasionally,
10 67|    his hand to assist him to rise. ~"It is much better both