Chapter
1 1 | You ought to be brave for two reasons: the first is that
2 1 | countenance, talking with two persons who appeared to
3 1 | respecting the Bearnese pony, his two auditors laughed even louder
4 1 | before the horse, within two paces of d'Artagnan. His
5 1 | at the same moment, his two auditors, accompanied by
6 1 | sword, which was broken in two pieces by the blow of a
7 1 | heavy carriage, drawn by two large Norman horses. ~His
8 1 | vigorously to his horses. The two interlocutors thus separated,
9 1 | the man, after throwing two or three silver pieces at
10 1 | said the host; "I have lost two customers, but this one
11 1 | first conflict broken in two, and which he had entirely
12 1 | the king." He then drew two crowns majestically from
13 2 | XIII had his, and these two powerful rivals vied with
14 2 | Paris at that time more than two hundred smaller but still
15 2 | noteworthy leeves. Among these two hundred leeves, that of
16 2 | should pass a minute or two very uncomfortably with
17 3 | Porthos! Aramis!" ~The two Musketeers with whom we
18 3 | Artagnan, who beheld in these two men demigods, and in their
19 3 | his thunders. ~When the two Musketeers had entered;
20 3 | gentlemen?" ~"No," replied the two Musketeers, after a moment'
21 3 | pressing of the grape. ~The two Musketeers reddened to the
22 3 | time to draw our swords, two of our party were dead,
23 3 | fringe. ~"Athos!" cried the two Musketeers. ~"Athos!" repeated
24 3 | words of the captain; and two or three heads, carried
25 3 | have seen during the last two hours, I comprehend that
26 3 | actions, or a service of two years in some other regiment
27 4 | soldier on guard. Between the two talkers there was just enough
28 4 | his nose fixed between the two shoulders of Porthos--that
29 4 | he had drawn upon himself two good duels with two men,
30 4 | himself two good duels with two men, each capable of killing
31 4 | killing three d'Artagnans-with two Musketeers, in short, with
32 4 | Musketeers, in short, with two of those beings whom he
33 4 | Perfectly just," cried the other two Guardsmen, "the judgment
34 4 | other sequel. In a moment or two the conversation ceased,
35 4 | it good to be prudent. At two o'clock I shall have the
36 4 | best place and time." ~The two young men bowed and separated,
37 5 | said Athos, "I have engaged two of my friends as seconds;
38 5 | friends as seconds; but these two friends are not yet come,
39 5 | the place. ~"But not until two o'clock," said d'Artagnan,
40 5 | said, and quite worthy of two gentlemen." ~"When you please,
41 5 | But scarcely had the two rapiers clashed, when a
42 5 | But it was too late. The two combatants had been seen
43 5 | found himself opposed to two adversaries. As to d'Artagnan,
44 5 | thigh. But neither of these two wounds was serious, and
45 5 | with laughing, and between two parries finding time to
46 6 | Jussac, Cahusac, Bicarat, and two other Guardsmen, who certainly
47 6 | believe me, to see thus two parties in France, two heads
48 6 | thus two parties in France, two heads to royalty. But all
49 6 | scarcely was, till twelve. ~The two Musketeers were already
50 6 | to recoil a step. So the two swords were crossed close
51 6 | heard in the tennis court, two of the friends of the Guardsman,
52 6 | turn, and the moment the two Guardsmen attacked their
53 6 | the Guardsmen were only two against four, they began
54 6 | Dessessart who were passing, two came to the assistance of
55 6 | affair of yesterday, and the two will pass off together." ~
56 6 | the debate between these two nobles might last a long
57 6 | himself to be announced. ~The two nobles saluted each other
58 6 | latter, on seeing these two noble lords who came to
59 6 | and he described to the two nobles the affair exactly
60 6 | of dinner turned upon the two checks that his Eminence'
61 6 | had been the hero of these two fights, it was upon him
62 6 | DE COMBAT by you four in two days! That's too many, gentlemen,
63 6 | much about; but seven in two days, I repeat, it is too
64 6 | at Jussac?" ~"And those two equally fine thrusts at
65 6 | Poor cardinal! Seven men in two days, and those of his very
66 7 | great, would not support two servants, and that he must
67 7 | handsome manner; but he claimed two hours a day to himself,
68 7 | providing rigorously for two a dinner of few dishes,
69 7 | in the Rue Ferou, within two steps of the Luxembourg.
70 7 | His apartment consisted of two small chambers, very nicely
71 7 | precious stones, might be worth two hundred pistoles, and which,
72 7 | the case with those of his two comrades), his life was
73 7 | conversation, believed they had two or three hours longer to
74 7 | favor after a novitiate of two years--a novitiate which
75 8 | would have lasted him for two months, and to the cornet'
76 8 | just struck four. Planchet, two hours before, had asked
77 8 | silence, during which the two men looked at each other,
78 8 | one blow I shall obtain two revenges, that's all; but
79 8 | such thing as an income of two or three thousand crown
80 8 | are you going?" cried the two Musketeers in a breath. ~"
81 9 | and, PARDIEU, I picked up two that I sold for ten pistoles
82 9 | said d'Artagnan, filling two glasses with the Beaugency
83 10| arrested; so that at the end of two or three days they have
84 10| stools, and crockery; but two or three scratches made
85 10| does he live?" ~"Rue Ferou, two steps from here." ~"Let
86 10| and he tapped thrice--two taps close together and
87 10| you will answer by these two words, 'Tours' and 'Bruxelles.'
88 10| closed and double-locked. In two bounds he was at the Louvre;
89 10| Laporte was at the lodge; in two words d'Artagnan informed
90 11| nobody there but his other two companions perhaps, they
91 11| will stifle you. ~Paris for two hours past had been dark,
92 11| of the street; and only two windows looking toward the
93 11| the end of some seconds two sharp taps were heard inside.
94 11| appeared to have plunged the two personages now on the scene,
95 11| words were spoken by the two women. At length the shutter
96 11| Bastille or Fort l'Eveque. Two remained with the men in
97 11| all the papers. The last two mounted guard at the door
98 11| the Rue Guenegaud, he saw two persons coming out of the
99 11| much struck him. Of the two persons who composed this
100 11| The Musketeer advanced two steps, and pushed d'Artagnan
101 12| staircase. The duke counted two stories. She then turned
102 12| Louvre, was abducted. For two days no one knew what had
103 12| England. ~The favorite of two kings, immensely rich, all-powerful
104 12| Anne of Austria took two steps forward. Buckingham
105 12| sacrilege is the separation of two hearts formed by God for
106 13| do so with M. Bonacieux. ~Two guards attended the mercer
107 13| writing at the table. ~The two guards led the prisoner
108 13| said the commissary to the two guards. ~"Where must we
109 13| pretty well accustomed--the two guards took the prisoner
110 13| commissary to the guards. The two guards led in Athos. ~"Monsieur
111 14| door. ~The door opened; two guards received Bonacieux
112 14| length, with the help of his two hands he lifted himself
113 14| these linen drapers?" ~"Two, monseigneur." ~"And where
114 14| antechamber, where he found his two guards. ~The newly introduced
115 14| Guardsmen, and search the two houses thoroughly." ~"Instantly,
116 14| have indeed lodged at the two houses pointed out by your
117 14| Milady. Here is an order for two hundred pistoles; call upon
118 14| with the order for the two hundred pistoles, and retired. ~
119 14| as you can, and cut off two. ~As soon as these studs
120 15| at the scene in which the two captives were confronted
121 15| Mme. de Chevreuse. These two women gave him more uneasiness
122 15| has been placed between two guards like a malefactor,
123 16| refilling his glass. "The two things agree marvelously
124 16| come to the assistance of two strangers, two unknown persons?
125 16| assistance of two strangers, two unknown persons? Unfortunately
126 16| let his head sink upon his two hands, while d'Artagnan
127 16| his head to sink upon his two hands, he pretended to sleep. ~"
128 16| go; they menace you with two wars if you do not dismiss
129 17| that is indispensable. Two words from the hand of your
130 17| private seal." ~"But these two words would bring about
131 17| I will answer for these two words being delivered to
132 17| had been at liberty these two or three days. I have not
133 17| it." ~The queen took the two hands of the young woman
134 17| paper, and pens. She wrote two lines, sealed the letter
135 17| since been strengthened by two or three visits from the
136 17| was taken to him between two guards. It is true also,
137 17| reflection. He weighed the two angers in his brain--that
138 18| for her. I have at least two of the three qualities you
139 18| afforded a passage for the two fugitives, went up to d'
140 18| sounded on the door, the two young people felt their
141 19| it, assured him that by two o'clock in the morning the
142 19| a good deal. ~After the two friends had been chatting
143 19| pistols, opening uselessly two or three drawers to see
144 19| way; Athos will set out two hours after, by that of
145 20| The Journey~ ~ ~ ~ ~ At two o'clock in the morning,
146 20| At Beauvais they stopped two hours, as well to breathe
147 20| for Porthos. At the end of two hours, as Porthos did not
148 20| road was confined between two high banks, they fell in
149 20| at their best speed for two hours, although the horses
150 20| again in motion, "reduced to two masters and Grimaud and
151 20| He wished to lodge the two travelers each in a charming
152 20| was quiet enough. Toward two o'clock in the morning somebody
153 20| neighborhood. At the door stood two horses, fresh, strong, and
154 20| least mistrust, and took out two pistoles to pay the bill.
155 20| Spur, spur!" and he fired two pistols. ~D'Artagnan and
156 20| bidding; they unfastened the two horses that were waiting
157 20| one fall at each of his two shots, and he appeared to
158 20| the same fate awaits us two paces hence. Forward, Planchet,
159 20| the city; they left their two nags upon the high road,
160 20| here, I'll pay you for us two." ~"In that case let us
161 20| the minister. He ordered two horses to be saddled, and
162 20| were hawking in the marshes two or three leagues away. In
163 21| fact, in crossing the city two or three accidents of this
164 21| the door after them. The two found themselves in a small
165 21| becoming as pale as a corpse; "two of the studs are wanting,
166 21| would it require to make two studs exactly like them?
167 21| them? You see there are two wanting." ~"Eight days,
168 21| declaration of war between the two kingdoms. ~On the day after
169 21| by eleven o'clock, the two diamond studs were finished,
170 21| thither. You already know two of them, and you appeared
171 22| ornamented the chambers with two hundred FLAMBEAUX of white
172 22| king's Guards, followed by two officers and several archers
173 22| At three o'clock came two companies of the Guards,
174 22| Majesties' suites were to dress, two by two, in chambers prepared
175 22| suites were to dress, two by two, in chambers prepared for
176 22| opened it, and found in it two diamond studs. ~"What does
177 22| have stolen from her the two studs that are here." ~The
178 22| wishes, but I think you want two of the studs, and I bring
179 22| held out to the queen the two studs the cardinal had given
180 22| you are giving me, then, two more: I shall have fourteen." ~
181 22| presenting her Majesty with these two studs, and that not daring
182 22| being certain that these two studs alone have cost you
183 22| messenger prevented the two lovers from exchanging more
184 22| winding about for a minute or two, Mme. Bonacieux opened the
185 22| aperture, the conversation of two of three ladies in language
186 22| struck three quarters past two. ~The sound of voices diminished
187 23| whom he had sent home two hours before from the Hotel
188 23| yourself in readiness with two horses." ~"There!" said
189 23| alarmed if I return at one, two or three o'clock in the
190 23| and had already finished two. ~"Ah, monsieur," said Planchet,
191 23| countenance changed color two or three times!" ~"Bah!" ~"
192 24| had his sword and placed two pistols in his belt; then
193 24| silvered the foliage of two or three linden trees which
194 24| beaten in and hung, split in two, on its hinges. A table,
195 24| shadow was a carriage with two horses, and some saddlehorses.
196 24| the same time the other two men ascended the ladder.
197 24| she perceived the other two men, she fell back and they
198 24| cries were soon stifled. Two of the men appeared, bearing
199 24| was in the carriage. His two companions were already
200 24| Planchet, who, with the two horses in hand, awaited
201 25| endeavored to draw back a step or two; but as he was standing
202 25| only been back an hour or two; he had accompanied his
203 25| shall travel faster with two horses apiece?" said Planchet,
204 25| the young man's road, our two travelers arrived at Chantilly
205 25| followed by a lackey with two extra horses, advanced respectfully
206 25| Artagnan perceiving, ordered two glasses to be brought, and
207 25| d'Artagnan, filling the two glasses, "I asked for a
208 25| satisfied with respect to two things in which he appeared
209 25| large chimneypiece, over two chafing dishes, were boiling
210 25| chafing dishes, were boiling two stewpans, from which exhaled
211 25| went to give an eye to the two stewpans, of which he appeared
212 25| on that of the Huguenot. Two hours after, all was over;
213 25| which did not at all suit two such delicate stomachs as
214 25| anxious to obtain news of his two other friends, he held out
215 26| were dangerously ill." ~The two men in black, who guessed
216 26| hand, and addressing the two ecclesiastics. ~"Praise
217 26| of these gentlemen." ~The two men in black bowed in their
218 26| perfectly understand, "'The two hands are indispensable
219 26| to the enthusiasm of the two men in black. ~"Yes, admirable!
220 26| he blessed them with his two hands. Besides, what does
221 26| could make of that subject two volumes the size of this,"
222 26| to attack the quick. ~The two men in black rose, bowed
223 26| confusion. ~When left alone, the two friends at first kept an
224 26| the Church? What will our two friends say? What will Monsieur
225 26| almost stifles me!" ~The two friends began to dance around
226 27| dialogue was going on, the two young men and the poor lackey
227 27| pretended to understand. Two or three times, even, to
228 27| when he had discharged his two pistols, what a terrible
229 27| No, monseigneur." ~"Well, two words will refresh your
230 27| friend, having disabled two men with his pistols, retreated
231 27| killed on the spot, and two others were severely wounded.
232 27| wounded. The dead man and the two wounded were carried off
233 27| endeavored to go down with two of my servants; but he flew
234 27| cried the host; "Here are two English gentlemen just arrived." ~"
235 27| the scene of action. ~The two gentlemen were exasperated;
236 27| they appeared to be, the two English gentlemen looked
237 27| silence; but at length the two Englishmen felt ashamed
238 27| themselves taken between two fires. They still hesitated
239 27| satisfied of that; these two cannot have drunk all the
240 27| chamber occupied by the two friends. ~"Some wine!" said
241 27| of the same sort for the two English gentlemen." ~"And
242 27| Aramis at a table between two theologians. As he finished,
243 28| proposed the conditions--the two harnesses, either against
244 28| Englishman calculated fast; the two harnesses were worth three
245 28| one four times in my life. Two aces!" ~The Englishman looked,
246 28| use of one horse for us two? I could not ride behind.
247 28| We should look like the two sons of Anmon, who had lost
248 28| Planchet and Grimaud, and the two lackeys started on foot,
249 28| heads. ~However ill our two friends were mounted, they
250 28| doing there?" cried the two friends. ~"Ah, is that you,
251 28| empty to Paris, and the two lackeys had agreed, for
252 28| poem will at least have two merits." ~"You will see,"
253 28| our lackeys we will make two for the masters, for which
254 28| my part, I declare I want two thousand." ~"Four times
255 28| thousand." ~"Four times two makes eight," then said
256 29| have seen you during the two hours of the sermon?" ~"
257 29| sermon?" ~"I was within two paces of you, monsieur,"
258 29| much shorter when we travel two in company." ~"Have you
259 30| with a carriage drawn by two powerful horses. d'Artagnan
260 30| ordered him to go and saddle two horses in M. de Treville'
261 30| horses?" asked Athos. ~"Two horses that Monsieur de
262 30| all remember him, and the two lackeys began to chat with
263 30| while d'Artagnan turned the two horses into a lane, went
264 30| carriage went on, and left the two men facing each other; no
265 30| quarrel to arrange between us two." ~"Ah," said the Englishman, "
266 30| but at all events, I have two, and if you like, I will
267 30| you have probably one or two friends?" ~"I have three,
268 31| finding himself disarmed, took two or three steps back, but
269 31| and as it was drawn by two excellent horses, they were
270 31| wine and glasses. He filled two glasses, and by a sign invited
271 32| skillfully detached the two great black feet, which
272 32| Porthos, "it does not exceed two thousand five hundred livres!
273 32| economy I could manage it with two thousand livres." ~"Good
274 32| Good God!" cried she, "two thousand livres! Why, that
275 33| demanded d'Artagnan. ~"For two reasons." ~"What ones?" ~"
276 33| close; then the noise of two bolts by which Milady fastened
277 33| it was to me your first two letters were addressed,
278 34| will therefore leave the two friends, who had nothing
279 34| him as a talisman. ~The two friends repaired to Athos'
280 34| their way he confiscated the two magnificent beasts which
281 34| Grands Augustins, while the two friends went to ring at
282 34| Neuf, still driving the two sorry animals before him,
283 34| completed. ~In a short time the two unfortunate beasts, who
284 34| assured me that they were two noble steeds." ~"Well, madame,"
285 34| Porthos, majestically; and the two separated saying, "Till
286 35| D'Artagnan looked at the two women, one after the other,
287 35| that passed between the two women. ~Milady seemed overcome
288 35| would not have believed that two sentiments so opposite could
289 35| magnificent. I did not think two sapphires of such a fine
290 35| resemblance should exist between two jewels." ~"Do you know this
291 36| joyous and alert as on the two preceding days; but on the
292 36| which had devoured her for two days. ~D'Artagnan approached
293 37| him to do--and that for two reasons: the first, because
294 37| she also seemed to feel. Two hours thus glided away.
295 37| When the transports of the two lovers were calmer, Milady,
296 37| believed it to be hardly two hours before the daylight
297 38| crossed the court, ran up the two flights to Athos's apartment,
298 38| Yes, my grandfather gave two thousand crowns for it,
299 38| Athos did the same. When the two were ready to go out, the
300 38| Artagnan, with the activity of two soldiers and the knowledge
301 38| soldiers and the knowledge of two connoisseurs, hardly required
302 38| pistoles." ~"That is to say, two hundred more--a hundred
303 38| that we really should lose two hundred pistoles by the
304 38| Artagnan, and bring back the two hundred pistoles with you." ~"
305 38| Artagnan returned with the two thousand livres, and without
306 39| Planchet entered, bringing two letters for d'Artagnan. ~
307 39| Therefore I only purchased two," said Aramis. ~"The third,
308 39| Artagnan; "which of the two horses will you ride--that
309 39| was d'Artagnan mount. ~The two Musketeers met at the gate.
310 39| out at the window, with two fingers placed upon her
311 40| designated him with her finger to two ill-looking men who came
312 40| horse and disappeared. ~The two men followed the company,
313 40| aubourg St. Antoine, mounted two horses properly equipped,
314 41| advantage over him, and in two or three circumstances,
315 41| stake in this game, which two most powerful kingdoms played
316 41| for the good pleasure of two amorous men, was simply
317 41| Rochelle had commenced, two or three days before, about
318 41| expiration of a minute or two, it appeared to d'Artagnan
319 41| army had gained possession two days before. The matter
320 41| Artagnan, raising his sword. ~Two of his comrades of the Guards
321 41| immediately sprang forward, and two other soldiers having joined
322 41| followed the trench; the two Guards marched abreast with
323 41| abreast with him, and the two soldiers followed behind. ~
324 41| Artagnan perceived that the two soldiers had disappeared. ~
325 41| imprudence. D'Artagnan and his two companions turned their
326 41| lines; but at this moment two shots were fired. One ball
327 41| after having passed within two inches of d'Artagnan. ~The
328 41| trench. The idea of the two soldiers who had abandoned
329 41| remembered the assassins of two evenings before. He resolved
330 41| were dead. ~He quickly saw two heads appear above an abandoned
331 41| they were the heads of the two soldiers. D'Artagnan had
332 41| not been deceived; these two men had only followed for
333 41| that was a temptation for two wretches like you. I understand
334 41| second soldier. ~There were two means of gaining his object--
335 41| tranquil, as one of his two enemies was killed and the
336 42| from Villeroy. ~One of the two Guardsmen was engaged that
337 42| banquet being come, the two guards arrived, took their
338 42| young man, turning to the two Guards, whom he introduced
339 42| three Musketeers and the two Guards following him. ~The
340 42| day, I beg of you." ~The two Guardsmen courteously accepted
341 42| only reflect how much the two descriptions resemble each
342 43| ourselves with saying in two words that the expedition
343 43| leaving on the field of battle two thousand men, among whom
344 43| three lieutenant colonels, two hundred and fifty captains,
345 43| less agreeable visits--for two or three times reports were
346 43| which Athos had discovered two days before upon the route
347 43| at a turning of the road two horsemen who, on perceiving
348 43| of speaker. ~One of the two riders, he who had spoken
349 43| said Athos, while the two Musketeers who had remained
350 43| accompany me; you and your two friends, and then I shall
351 43| was borne away with his two companions." ~"The devil,
352 44| received my instructions. Two men, whom you will find
353 44| profound silence between the two interlocutors. It was evident
354 44| this moment to tell his two companions to fasten the
355 44| and listen with him. ~The two Musketeers, who loved their
356 44| the conversation, took his two companions by the hand,
357 44| is not safe. I will say two words about it to the cardinal'
358 45| short distance a group of two men and three horses appeared
359 45| the shade. These were the two men who were to conduct
360 45| to the cardinal what the two Musketeers had already said
361 45| protected by his esquire and the two Musketeers, and return to
362 45| was you who cut off the two diamond studs from the shoulder
363 45| him killed in his turn by two assassins, whom you sent
364 45| At the door he found the two men and the spare horse
365 45| himself across the road, about two hundred paces from the camp. ~"
366 45| foreseen, on finding the two men that awaited her, made
367 46| saber like a spit upon the two large iron dogs which held
368 46| said Athos, and he threw two pistoles majestically on
369 46| the host. ~"No, only add two bottles of champagne, and
370 46| made amends by slipping in two bottles of Anjou wine instead
371 46| of Anjou wine instead of two bottles of champagne. ~"
372 47| allowed him to take a loaf, two cutlets, and a bottle of
373 47| us for heroes or madmen--two classes of imbeciles greatly
374 47| demanded d'Artagnan. ~"Within two leagues of this place, at
375 47| by having him killed by two musket shots, a week ago
376 47| first. The brigadier and two pioneers fell dead; the
377 47| letter to get rid of his two friends, Aramis and Porthos,
378 47| every three shots at least two men fell; but the march
379 47| ourselves is trustworthy; that two hours after the messenger
380 47| fingers were caught between two stones--that of the wall
381 47| was in motion. More than two thousand persons had assisted,
382 47| breakfasting they held it for two hours against the enemy,
383 48| brave and shrewd; they are two qualities out of the four." ~"
384 48| off splendidly at those two exercises; but pass the
385 48| during the period of these two absences, had, as may well
386 48| strong in d'Artagnan and his two friends that they could
387 48| Wait quietly, then; in two hours, in four, in six hours
388 48| to time pulled a hair or two from his mustache, in sign
389 49| The carriage passed under two arched gateways, and at
390 49| But no one entered except two or three marines, who brought
391 50| she who had cut off the two studs, and avenge himself
392 50| her stiffened hands the two arms of her easy chair,
393 50| There followed between these two personages a strange silence,
394 51| had only read a line or two," said d'Artagnan; "read
395 52| first time she fears. ~On two occasions her fortune has
396 52| fortune has failed her, on two occasions she has found
397 52| and betrayed; and on these two occasions it was to one
398 52| the more vulnerable of her two persecutors. ~One expression
399 53| of inward satisfaction. ~Two hours passed away. ~"Now
400 53| ten days, and this evening two of them will be gone." ~
401 53| which he pronounced the two words, YOUR MASS, at the
402 53| Those two words, YOUR MASS, and a
403 53| Silence was re-established. Two hours passed away. Milady'
404 54| there, then, in England two men to whom such an epithet
405 55| again. He paused, exchanged two words with the sentinel;
406 55| During the exchange of these two words Felton drew back quickly,
407 56| day. She knew she had only two days left; that when once
408 56| descending? To lose a year, two years, three years, is to
409 56| Felton did not enter. ~Two hours after, as midnight
410 56| paces of me. ~"A table, with two covers, bearing a supper
411 56| soporific introduced into them. Two eggs and some fruit composed
412 56| handle of it convulsively. ~"Two hours passed away without
413 58| bed and opened the window. Two bars removed formed an opening
414 58| You ask that?" ~"Put your two hands together. Cross them;
415 58| right!" ~Felton tied her two wrists together with his
416 58| lost. Milady passed her two arms round Felton's neck,
417 58| step. Despite the weight of two bodies, the blast of the
418 59| Charles I, furnished by two years of premature meditation
419 59| the more culpable of the two men which formed the character
420 59| silver casket and these two letters. You will restore
421 60| event--that is to say, till two o'clock in the afternoon--
422 60| clock in the afternoon--two vessels had already left
423 60| Aramis, after having blushed two or three times up to the
424 60| introduced into these six days two more nights--for they set
425 60| a very simple thing. In two days, and by using up two
426 60| two days, and by using up two or three horses (that's
427 61| landing at Boulogne, after a two days' passage, she passed
428 61| to chapel, she left the two young women alone. ~The
429 61| so; but during the last two or three days I have obtained
430 61| love him so much!" ~These two women held each other for
431 62| 62. Two Varieties Of Demons~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "
432 62| that among these four men two only are to be feared--d'
433 63| cardinal, and in an hour or two a carriage will come to
434 63| raised his head, saw the two young women, and without
435 63| Excellent; thank you!" ~And the two women parted, exchanging
436 63| of feathers; she counted two, then five, then eight horsemen.
437 63| Bonacieux tried to walk, made two steps, and sank upon her
438 63| opening the door. ~The two men smiled at each other,
439 63| sink upon his hands, while two large tears rolled down
440 63| Chevreuse, who told it to two or three of her intimates,
441 63| fetch the superior. ~The two friends met her in the corridor,
442 64| a small paper, on which two lines were written, accompanied
443 65| by a low, quickset hedge, two or three feet high. Athos
444 65| leaned her head upon her two hands, which were white
445 65| witness to this," said the two Musketeers, with one voice. ~
446 65| her head sink between her two hands, and tried to recall
447 66| heavens and the waters into two parts. Not a breath of wind
448 66| with additional energy. ~Two lackeys dragged Milady,
449 66| and Bazin came last. ~The two lackeys conducted Milady
450 66| these words, Milady uttered two or three savage cries, which
451 66| of the large sword. The two arms fell with a sudden
452 67| after having read these two lines, sank into a profound
453 67| opening the door. ~The two men smiled at each other,
454 67| sink upon his hands, while two large tears rolled down
455 67| Chevreuse, who told it to two or three of her intimates,
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