Chapter
1 Pre| Musketeer's uniform.~From the moment we had no rest till we could
2 Pre| to tell them that at the moment at which, discouraged by
3 1 | the narrator, they every moment burst into fits of laughter.
4 1 | future life. ~Now, as at the moment in which d'Artagnan fixed
5 1 | on guard. But at the same moment, his two auditors, accompanied
6 1 | his forehead at the same moment brought him to the ground,
7 1 | fainting. ~It was at this moment that people came flocking
8 1 | about to reply; but at the moment he opened his mouth, d'Artagnan,
9 2 | many madmen. ~He who at the moment occupied the upper step
10 2 | gag seemed to close for a moment on all these jeering mouths.
11 2 | with them; for from the moment I have either listened to
12 2 | question to him to request a moment's audience of M. de Treville--
13 2 | what I please, and at this moment it pleases me to say that
14 3 | de Treville was at the moment in rather ill-humor, nevertheless
15 3 | two Musketeers, after a moment's silence, "no, sir, we
16 3 | by the enthusiasm of the moment, appeared through the openings
17 3 | youth; but at the present moment I can only do for you that
18 3 | to him. But at the very moment when d'Artagnan stretched
19 4 | certainly not, and from this moment I will endeavor to model
20 4 | had no other sequel. In a moment or two the conversation
21 5 | simplicity with which a moment before he had proposed to
22 5 | lines of which were at the moment gilded by a bright ray of
23 5 | d'Artagnan, and at that moment he would have drawn his
24 6 | not receive him at that moment. In the evening M. de Treville
25 6 | but d'Artagnan seized the moment at which, in this movement,
26 6 | appeared in their turn, and the moment the two Guardsmen attacked
27 6 | was, he had no idea for a moment of concealing the truth;
28 6 | who does not leave me a moment's repose; who talks to me
29 6 | Louvre, that he had only that moment arrived and that he was
30 6 | saluted and retired. At the moment he opened the door, the
31 7 | occupy me. I had, at the moment of being ordained, a little
32 7 | d'Artagnan; "and at this moment I have absolutely nothing
33 8 | to be seated. There was a moment of silence, during which
34 8 | that the queen at that very moment entertained great fears." ~"
35 8 | be short at the present moment." ~"Admirable! You are rich
36 9 | require it. Now, at the moment when I left his house--" ~
37 9 | cried his auditors; "at the moment you left his house?" ~Aramis
38 9 | At this moment a sudden noise of footsteps
39 9 | Porthos and Aramis arose. ~"A moment," cried d'Artagnan, making
40 9 | best, d'Artagnan." ~At this moment the four Guards appeared
41 9 | attention! For from this moment we are at feud with the
42 10 | breaking of furniture. A moment after, those who, surprised
43 10 | just picked up. ~At that moment Mme. Bonacieux recovered
44 10 | I took advantage of a moment when they left me alone;
45 10 | who had profited by the moment he had been left alone to
46 11 | must say, at the present moment d'Artagnan was ruled by
47 11 | where he is. But for the moment, let us do as did the amorous
48 11 | had disappeared from the moment in which she recognized
49 11 | alone I was exposed. But the moment is come to keep your word;
50 11 | needs his liberty at this moment and not I, since he knows
51 11 | But they may come any moment, for you left word that
52 11 | alone in which he had for a moment believed he should need
53 12 | proud at being near the moment he had so long sighed for,
54 12 | pride and hope. ~At this moment a door concealed in the
55 12 | Buckingham remained for a moment dazzled. Never had Anna
56 12 | appeared to him at this moment, dressed in a simple robe
57 12 | paradise, are comprised in a moment like that. Take my wealth,
58 13 | goddaughter, and particularly the moment when that goddaughter had
59 13 | that's true." ~At this moment the door was opened quickly,
60 13 | about nine o'clock, at the moment he had made up his mind
61 13 | signs, and the lamps. At the moment of arriving at St. Paul--
62 14 | have been executed at that moment without his making a single
63 14 | himself on his feet. ~At this moment an officer with a pleasant
64 14 | Bonacieux?" asked he, after a moment of silence. ~"Yes, monseigneur,"
65 14 | he had gone out; and the moment the door closed, "They have
66 15 | time necessary, from this moment declared that his name was
67 15 | It was precisely at this moment that M. de Treville, on
68 15 | this intrigue; that at the moment of arresting in the very
69 15 | allow a whisper." ~"From the moment they are suspected by your
70 15 | indifference had not for a moment abandoned him. ~The first
71 16 | flashed out, but only for a moment; it became as dull and vacant
72 16 | true," said Athos, after a moment's silence, "that's true!
73 16 | instant. ~It was at the moment when she was plunged in
74 16 | Seguier looked about at that moment for the rope of the famous
75 16 | advantage of this favorable moment to tell her that her had
76 17 | thought that this was the moment for expressing the desire
77 17 | she had run away at the moment of her master's arrest.
78 17 | telling him that the first moment she could steal from her
79 17 | him a visit. ~This first moment had been delayed five days,
80 17 | communicated so much. She for a moment contemplated with fright
81 17 | shall pay for this!" ~At the moment she spoke these words a
82 18 | cried d'Artagnan, after a moment of reflection, "I shall
83 18 | life is devoted from this moment, and does not belong to
84 18 | sign of existence. ~The moment the hand of Bonacieux sounded
85 19 | with reason, he had not a moment to lose. ~The heart of the
86 19 | Majesties' servants?" ~At that moment Porthos entered. "PARDIEU!"
87 20 | politeness. ~But at the moment Mousqueton came to announce
88 20 | taking the order; but the moment he extended his hand to
89 21 | remained behind; but at the moment when Buckingham crossed
90 21 | Lord; for truly, at this moment when there is question of
91 22 | recognized; and from that moment the Sieur de la Coste was
92 22 | desired to be informed the moment the cardinal arrived. ~Half
93 22 | and even weary. ~At the moment she entered, the curtain
94 22 | apartment. ~There was a moment of trouble and confusion
95 22 | ten or twelve? ~At that moment the violins sounded the
96 22 | scarcely seen each other for a moment at the apartment of the
97 22 | Artagnan remained for a moment motionless, asking himself
98 23 | there is but one at this moment; but by this evening there
99 24 | could get no hold. ~At that moment he thought of the trees,
100 24 | all was over. From that moment I have neither seen nor
101 25 | we had chosen an unlucky moment, for at the first word on
102 25 | replied that as from the moment we seemed not likely to
103 25 | replied that as he every moment expected his mistress, who
104 25 | never saw him until that moment, and have not seen him since." ~"
105 25 | of the tavern. ~At this moment Planchet entered, to inform
106 26 | whether he can see you at this moment." ~"Why so? Has he a lady
107 26 | awaited with impatience the moment, always in the future, when
108 26 | of the young man that the moment would not long be delayed,
109 26 | may understand that the moment has come for me to re-enter
110 26 | fallen on the floor. ~At that moment Bazin entered with the spinach
111 26 | floor. ~"Now this is the moment to consecrate your existence
112 27 | Athos is perhaps at this moment dead, and dead by my fault--
113 27 | you who rode off at the moment I had that unfortunate difference
114 27 | with impunity. ~There was a moment of silence; but at length
115 27 | continued Athos. "At the very moment when I was about to pay
116 28 | your lackey, monsieur." ~"A moment," said Athos; "with your
117 28 | I should not hesitate a moment; I should take the hundred
118 29 | vanity, d'Artagnan at this moment joined an uneasiness much
119 29 | about to pluck. ~At that moment d'Artagnan passed in pursuit
120 30 | another bottle. ~At that moment Planchet put his head modestly
121 30 | Artagnan thought this was the moment to interfere. He approached
122 30 | be disturbed before the moment of drawing swords. ~Athos,
123 32 | from the house at the same moment her guest entered from the
124 32 | which came to Porthos at the moment in which he was attacked
125 32 | impatient clerks. At this moment the door of the dining room
126 33 | on board a vessel at the moment he was leaving England,
127 33 | Madame, Until the present moment I could not believe that
128 33 | take advantage of the first moment of surprise, shame, and
129 34 | carelessness. ~At the end of a moment's conversation, in which
130 34 | answer the needs of the moment, he placed the others in
131 35 | concealment, at the very moment when Kitty reclosed the
132 35 | Kitty, who at that very moment was crying in the next chamber. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "
133 35 | Artagnan to himself, "the moment for confidences has not
134 35 | separate. D'Artagnan at the moment of quitting Milady felt
135 36 | friends, particularly at the moment you are about to leave them
136 36 | that smile. There was a moment at which he felt something
137 36 | me--to me, who, from the moment I saw you, have only breathed
138 36 | thoughtful and undecided for a moment; then, as if appearing to
139 36 | replied Milady, after a moment of silence, "from the present
140 36 | If de Wardes had at that moment been under his hand, he
141 37 | were, up to the present moment absolutely the same, and
142 37 | by the sensations of the moment. Milady was no longer for
143 37 | intentions who had for a moment terrified him; she was an
144 37 | deceived me, and from the moment he deceived me, he merited
145 37 | drawing the cord at the moment Milady cried from her window, "
146 37 | an impotent gesture. The moment she lost sight of him, Milady
147 38 | said d'Artagnan. ~At this moment Grimaud returned, accompanied
148 38 | the pigeons are at this moment in the dovecot" ~"Well,
149 38 | wait for Aramis." ~At that moment Aramis entered. ~The matter
150 39 | assuredly. You cannot for a moment imagine, d'Artagnan, that
151 39 | where he might. ~At this moment the clock of La Samaritaine
152 40 | intently at the young man for a moment. No one had a more searching
153 40 | d'Artagnan, for from the moment I withdraw my hand from
154 40 | period and at a certain moment, if any mischance should
155 41 | observed that at the very moment when, thanks to the ray
156 41 | regaining the lines; but at this moment two shots were fired. One
157 41 | onto his shoulders at the moment the enemy fired. ~A slight
158 42 | forced marches, and had that moment arrived with all his household
159 44 | Athos took advantage of this moment to tell his two companions
160 44 | to be sought for at this moment is some woman, handsome,
161 44 | monseigneur." ~There was a moment of silence, which proved
162 47 | drop into his glass. ~"A moment," said d'Artagnan. "I will
163 47 | said Porthos, who at the moment wore on his cloak the lace
164 47 | pleasure; but what for the moment engaged my attention most
165 47 | understand afterward." ~"A moment, gentlemen, a moment; give
166 47 | A moment, gentlemen, a moment; give Grimaud time to clear
167 48 | I am he." ~There was a moment of cold silence, during
168 49 | him, and as if from that moment the vessel was under his
169 49 | at least to the present moment, the duty I had to fulfill
170 49 | tell me his name?" ~At the moment a great jingling of spurs
171 51 | or from talking at every moment of returning to Paris--so
172 51 | royal army. ~But at the moment when the cardinal saw his
173 52 | dying. In short, at the moment in which she has just obtained
174 52 | toward the door. At the moment he was about to go out,
175 52 | Winter and Felton, and the moment she was alone a fresh fit
176 53 | seemed to listen. For the moment she wished nothing better.
177 53 | pass away; and as at that moment all was silence in the old
178 53 | was so beautiful at this moment, the religious ecstasy in
179 54 | least chance. From that moment she watched all his actions,
180 54 | addressing a word to him. At the moment when he was about to retire,
181 54 | and he went out. ~At the moment he went out a piercing glance
182 54 | wanting in strength at the moment when I shall be forced to
183 55 | will dare to--" ~At this moment the steps of Lord de Winter
184 55 | remembering that at the moment he entered Milady had a
185 56 | the hour, and from this moment Milady waited with impatience.
186 56 | completely alone. ~"This moment was frightful; if I had
187 56 | or as if she thought the moment was not yet come to reply
188 56 | recalled to my mind that the moment of vengeance, or rather,
189 56 | restore you to liberty this moment; I will proclaim you a piece
190 57 | Tragedy~ ~ ~ ~ ~ After a moment of silence employed by Milady
191 57 | man has gone, and for the moment has consequently escaped
192 57 | glitter in her hand. ~At that moment a burst of ironical laughter
193 58 | fail her at the decisive moment? She had only one day left.
194 58 | talking. This was a terrible moment for the fugitives. ~The
195 59 | into the palace. ~At the moment he entered the vestibule,
196 59 | confidential lackey, at the same moment. Felton named Lord de Winter;
197 59 | Felton entered. At that moment Buckingham was throwing
198 59 | upon the duke. ~At that moment Patrick entered the room,
199 59 | Felton took advantage of this moment, and plunged the knife into
200 59 | will be dear to me from the moment I am not obliged to see
201 59 | last kiss of love. ~At this moment the duke's surgeon arrived,
202 60 | the road to Paris. At the moment he passed through the gateway
203 60 | seized with his hand the moment it had left his head, pulling
204 61 | escape all dangers, up to the moment which a wearied Providence
205 61 | hundred faces had for a moment allowed them to lose. ~"
206 61 | quit the convent at any moment." ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "How,
207 61 | heaven. There always comes a moment when the good you have done
208 61 | useless inquiries up to this moment? How could I help being
209 61 | upon her bosom. ~At that moment they heard the gallop of
210 63 | do as I do." ~But at the moment the glass touched her lips,
211 63 | could not do it. ~At this moment they heard the rolling of
212 63 | you? My God!" ~At the same moment the door of the cell yielded
213 63 | dominated all the rest. ~At that moment the countenance of Mme.
214 63 | This evening; but for the moment, let us separate." ~Accordingly,
215 63 | sign of the cross. ~At that moment a man appeared in the doorway,
216 63 | He appeared just at that moment of stupor which follows
217 63 | Lord de Winter. ~At that moment d'Artagnan opened his eyes.
218 63 | Athos profited by this moment of strength which the hope
219 64 | person could be. ~At this moment Planchet brought out Athos'
220 65 | feverish shudders. ~The moment the little troop passed
221 65 | are!" said Athos. ~At this moment a man who had been crouching
222 65 | whom he sought. ~At this moment a horse neighed. Milady
223 65 | kill the duke. And at this moment, perhaps, Felton is paying
224 66 | hung over the water at that moment. ~The troop of friends saw
225 67 | Rochefort remained for a moment in thought; then, as they
226 67 | This evening; but for the moment, let us separate." ~Accordingly,
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