Chapter

 1 6 |       a youth, say you?" ~"One hardly a young man; but who, however,
 2 8 |     was night, or that day was hardly come. No, it had just struck
 3 10| address, and set off at a run. Hardly, however, had he taken ten
 4 17|      that Mme. Bonacieux could hardly hear what she said, "To
 5 32|     was silence. Porthos could hardly keep his countenance. ~The
 6 35|     slipped into the wardrobe. Hardly was he concealed when the
 7 35|        detention was not long. Hardly had d'Artagnan seen, ~through
 8 37|     Artagnan believed it to be hardly two hours before the daylight
 9 38| knowledge of two connoisseurs, hardly required three hours to
10 47|  Pardieu!" said Athos, "it was hardly worth while to distribute