Chapter

  1 Pre|           do not recollect which, having for title, "Memoirs of the
  2 1  |           him pretty severely for having sought a quarrel with a
  3 2  |          off guard, complained of having a cold, and coughed from
  4 2  |     himself with all his heart at having so narrowly escaped the
  5 3  |      friends uneasy, his weakness having been purely and simply caused
  6 3  |        departed immediately after having conversed for a minute with
  7 3  |           doing this, d'Artagnan, having no better employment, amused
  8 3  |             M. de Treville, after having written the letter, sealed
  9 4  |           all; and I thought from having his foot upon it the handkerchief
 10 4  |          and the Musketeer, after having cordially shaken hands,
 11 4  |       said d'Artagnan to himself, having stood on one side during
 12 5  |             said d'Artagnan; "for having only arrived yesterday in
 13 5  |    compliments upon his brother's having just obtained a company
 14 6  |        very little time to spare, having an appointment at twelve
 15 6  |         all its details; how, not having been able to sleep for the
 16 7  |     returned thanks to heaven for having thrown him into the service
 17 7  |       Aramis, they could remember having often seen him smile, but
 18 7  |           his love scrapes, after having passed from professional
 19 7  |         respect to Aramis, though having the air of having nothing
 20 7  |          though having the air of having nothing secret about him,
 21 7  |          to him about others, and having learned from him the report
 22 7  |    carried into everything. After having well beaten him, he forbade
 23 8  |       things of this world, after having had a beginning had an end,
 24 8  |        felt himself humiliated in having only procured one meal and
 25 8  |    citizen at the same time, each having recognized his man. ~"Ah,
 26 9  |           four," said Athos, who, having uttered his opinion, to
 27 9  |           bad," said Athos, after having tasted like a connoisseur
 28 10 |   visitors who were caught. Then, having removed a plank from his
 29 10 |         carry away the key, after having placed you in his apartment." ~"
 30 10 |       Laporte assured himself, by having it twice repeated, of the
 31 10 |         may give evidence of your having been with him at half past
 32 10 |        that his young compatriot, having something important to communicate,
 33 10 |           the more the dupe, from having himself, as we have said,
 34 11 |       three months ago I was near having a duel with Aramis concerning
 35 11 |          quarter of an hour after having made this assertion, he
 36 11 |        but a little gratitude for having delivered her from the men
 37 12 |     Bonacieux would be accused of having introduced her lover into
 38 12 |           fault with the duke for having so well preserved her portrait
 39 13 |           certainty it is not for having, knowingly at least, disobliged
 40 14 |           lived, preparing, after having supported the Duc de Nevers
 41 14 |        his duchy of Mantua, after having taken Nimes, Castres, and
 42 14 | exceedingly red, and replied that having in the evening broken one
 43 15 |        had taken place, Athos not having reappeared, M. de Treville
 44 15 |            did me the honor after having dined with me to be conversing
 45 15 |         suspect this young man of having given bad counsel?" ~"To
 46 15 |     surrender my sword--for after having accused my soldiers, there
 47 16 |          could not pardon her for having repulsed a more tender feeling,
 48 16 |   repulsed a more tender feeling, having before her eyes the example
 49 16 |        letter to the king without having read a single word of it.
 50 16 |           four or five days after having received the money. It will
 51 17 |   cardinal, whose police, without having yet attained the perfection
 52 17 |          this question, the queen having put it in an almost dying
 53 17 |         eighteen to M. Bonacieux, having always lived among her husband'
 54 17 |          and she was terrified at having communicated so much. She
 55 18 |          not personally, but from having heard the queen speak of
 56 18 |    breaking into a loud laugh, he having heard, as may be remembered,
 57 19 |       will pardon me, I hope, for having disturbed you when you know
 58 19 |          called Bazin, and, after having ordered him to join them
 59 20 |           valet of the duke, who, having accompanied him in all his
 60 21 |          him, but for the sake of having someone to whom he could
 61 21 |          your Grace, without your having personally on that account
 62 21 |         to the captain, who after having it examined by the governor
 63 21 |        and the jolly sailors were having a carousal. ~D'Artagnan
 64 23 |         prefer traveling alone to having a companion who entertains
 65 23 |  circumstance the good fortune of having made your acquaintance." ~"
 66 24 |          against the hedge, after having cast a glance behind it.
 67 24 |        was compelled, then, after having swallowed the contents of
 68 24 |           taken of his sleep, and having found his diamond ring on
 69 25 |      street at opposite ends, one having to quit Paris by the Barriere
 70 25 |         strategic maneuver which, having been executed with equal
 71 25 |       faithful to his principles, having made my elder brother a
 72 25 |         prompt and favorable; and having again recommended Porthos
 73 27 |         and in ten minutes, after having commended his friend to
 74 27 |             Monsieur your friend, having disabled two men with his
 75 27 |          he was; then his master, having admitted him, barricaded
 76 28 |       which, the Musketeer, after having exchanged a hearty shake
 77 28 |       dealer for a horse, his own having died yesterday from bleeding.
 78 28 |           have you done." ~"After having lost my own horse, nine
 79 28 |       connoisseur in such things, having had a few of my own once,
 80 28 |          one single throw." ~"But having lost the horses, I am particularly
 81 28 |           that foolish Mousqueton having allowed himself a ball in
 82 29 |  instinctively. He entered, after having twisted his mustache and
 83 30 |        paces met d'Artagnan, who, having seen all, was coming to
 84 30 |        and he is still very weak, having lost almost all his blood.
 85 31 |       French~ ~ ~ ~ ~    The hour having come, they went with their
 86 31 |          Englishman, delighted at having to do with a gentleman of
 87 31 |        eyes, asked his pardon for having touched him in a voice so
 88 32 |           of the procurator after having passed through the antechamber
 89 32 |      detail," said she, "because, having many relatives in business,
 90 33 |          in conversation, for not having killed a man whom he had
 91 33 |          was increased by his not having killed her brother-in-law. ~
 92 34 |         it, it is for the sake of having someone to blame for having
 93 34 |       having someone to blame for having given it." ~Porthos arrived
 94 34 |               I am satisfied with having killed that fellow, my boy,
 95 34 |         ideas of conversion. ~And having put three or four double
 96 34 |          unfortunate Porthos. He, having seen them crossing the yard,
 97 34 |           Porthos went away after having appointed a meeting with
 98 35 |          s. d'Artagnan remembered having seen this ring on the finger
 99 36 |       likewise to himself, "after having abused me with such effrontery,
100 36 |          a possible death without having given me at least something
101 37 |     totally lost if she confessed having assisted in such a machination,
102 37 |         far from being, or rather having been, so guilty toward you
103 38 |      thousand livres, and without having met with any accident. ~
104 40 |           incur my displeasure by having followed the orders of your
105 40 |           to him, he persisted in having the review, hoping by setting
106 40 |           whom she was constantly having serious disputes with her
107 41 |       speed, the first who fired, having had time to reload, fired
108 41 |           dawned without darkness having brought any accident. ~But
109 41 |            and two other soldiers having joined them, the number
110 41 |      itself against a rock, after having passed within two inches
111 41 |           toward the camp without having killed their man, they should
112 41 |      Barriere de La Villette; but having stopped to drink at a cabaret,
113 42 |        Porthos, and Aramis, after having had an entertainment at
114 42 |         his strength. ~The guests having eaten the soup, were about
115 43 |       carry on the siege, without having, at least at the present,
116 43 |          a man who has no need of having his road pointed out to
117 45 |      passage of the little troop. Having recognized the laced hats
118 45 |        the angle of the road, and having lost sight of them, he returned
119 45 |      voice the more terrible from having the supreme calmness of
120 45 |             In consequence, after having traveled all night, at seven
121 47 |      ditch," said Porthos, "after having assured ourselves they have
122 47 |    revenge herself a month ago by having him killed by two musket
123 47 |           d'Artagnan, "that after having demanded my head of the
124 47 |  sister-in-law is on the point of having someone assassinated, and
125 48 |    already married in France, and having been--" d'Artagnan stopped,
126 48 |           Fifth became Pope after having kept pigs. Well, as he means
127 48 |           he dreamed that Aramis, having become pope, adorned his
128 48 |             I am not to blame for having tried every means to compress
129 50 |        congratulated herself upon having fallen into the hands of
130 50 |        well understand that after having inherited the fortune of
131 50 |           an obligation to me for having saved it trouble. Ah! I
132 51 |         and applauded himself for having put it in action, an inhabitant
133 51 |        length a little reassured, having sent her secretary away
134 51 |       shoes. Supposing that after having eaten the leather they eat
135 51 |      Bordeaux wine which, without having at that period the reputation
136 51 |          same," resumed he, after having clicked his tongue against
137 51 |      obeyed. "As a punishment for having spoken without permission,
138 52 |        right," said Felton, after having looked at Milady from the
139 52 |       fainted--for this event not having been foreseen, I don't know
140 53 |        feigned; and Milady, after having lost the first trick, was
141 53 |       carried out of the room, it having been brought in ready spread. ~
142 54 |       said Lord de Winter, "after having played comedy, after having
143 54 |       having played comedy, after having played tragedy, we are now
144 54 |           at the height of joy at having obtained so quickly such
145 55 |         for thou wilt die without having appeased God!' Speak, speak!"
146 55 |           just sworn without ever having learned to know Him. ~"My
147 56 |       Lord punished a soldier for having quit his post for an instant,
148 56 |       chair; I neither remembered having undressed myself nor going
149 56 |           scoundrel! He believed, having triumphed over me in my
150 56 |        after my breakfast, thirst having been the chief of my sufferings
151 56 |           day passed away without having any other influence on me
152 56 |          the mortification of not having avenged myself. ~"He kept
153 57 |        asked she. ~"Pardon me for having joined with your persecutors." ~
154 59 |           very much regretted not having that honor, but that he
155 59 |       which Laporte recognized as having belonged to the queen. ~"
156 60 |      young men; but Aramis, after having blushed two or three times
157 61 |         misfortunes arise from my having said nearly what you have
158 61 |      powerful friends, who, after having exerted themselves on my
159 61 |         Often!" said Milady, who, having entered this track, and
160 61 |         of them. I know them from having heard one of their friends,
161 61 |          astonished when, without having the least expectation of
162 62 |        wounded, as I left without having been able to hear anything
163 63 |     service, under the pretext of having inherited a small property
164 63 |            In fact, M. Bonacieux, having left his house at seven
165 65 |          toward the window, after having made a sign to the rest
166 65 |            I accuse this woman of having poisoned Constance Bonacieux,
167 65 |            I accuse this woman of having attempted to poison me,
168 65 |            I accuse this woman of having urged me to the murder of
169 65 |            I accuse this woman of having caused the assassination
170 66 |            Pardon me, madame, for having by a trick unworthy of a
171 67 |              You are charged with having corresponded with the enemies
172 67 |     kingdom; you are charged with having surprised state secrets;
173 67 |     secrets; you are charged with having tried to thwart the plans
174 67 |   RICHELIEU" ~The cardinal, after having read these two lines, sank
175 67 |          the shoulder, charmed at having vanquished this rebellious
176 67 |     service, under the pretext of having inherited a small property
177 67 |            In fact, M. Bonacieux, having left his house at seven