Chapter

 1 13| business." ~"But," said the agitated mercer, "do me the pleasure,
 2 38|     so greatly was he still agitated. ~"Well?" said Athos. ~"
 3 49|  triumph. ~All the city was agitated by an extraordinary movement.
 4 52|    nervous tremblings which agitated her frame disappeared, and
 5 54|  she would not appear to be agitated by the threats of Lord de
 6 55|     you," said Felton, much agitated, "that you should load me
 7 55|   silent; his face was much agitated. ~"What do you want with
 8 58|  for the sea was still much agitated. ~An instant after they
 9 61|   you or me!" ~"My God, how agitated you seem!" ~"Yes, I admit
10 65|     brow and over his body, agitated by feverish shudders. ~The