Chapter

 1 5 |   replied Athos. ~D'Artagnan comprehended their irresolution. ~"Try
 2 22| tapestry. D'Artagnan at once comprehended that this was his recompense.
 3 32|     of his oak desk. Porthos comprehended that this chest, although
 4 35|      her press his hand, and comprehended that this was a sentiment,
 5 41|     prompt understanding. He comprehended that the musket had not
 6 41|      to them. ~The assassins comprehended that if they fled toward
 7 41|    the young man tremblingly comprehended what a terrible thirst for
 8 49|      artful creature at once comprehended that she was injuring herself
 9 51|    terrible emissary--for he comprehended the strange qualities of
10 65| response. The travelers then comprehended that there must be some