Chapter

1 1 |  therefore prolonged for some seconds; but at length d'Artagnan
2 5 |  engaged two of my friends as seconds; but these two friends are
3 5 |    their custom." ~"I have no seconds on my part, monsieur," said
4 11|     right; at the end of some seconds two sharp taps were heard
5 14|    minutes of reading and ten seconds of examination, the cardinal
6 14|  round in astonishment. ~Five seconds has scarcely elapsed after
7 18|  mounted to her cheeks. A few seconds afterward d'Artagnan also
8 20| strong an adversary. In three seconds d'Artagnan had wounded him
9 58|      was a silence of several seconds. ~"No," said Felton, "it