Chapter

  1 Pre|         soliciting the honor of being received, bearing the names
  2 Pre|         he may experience.~This being understood, let us proceed
  3 1  |   Rosinante named--from his not being able to conceal from himself
  4 1  |        Fight the more for duels being forbidden, since consequently
  5 1  |         Treville-- the counsels being thrown into the bargain. ~
  6 1  |      him more forcibly from its being totally different from that
  7 1  |         have gained anything by being possessed of this paper. ~"
  8 2  |        reputation behind him of being very faithful in his friendships.
  9 2  |       in prison, M. de Treville being there to claim them. Thus
 10 2  |       had the reputation of not being easily intimidated. When
 11 2  |     Chevreuse, and you pass for being far advanced in the good
 12 3  |     piquette* stands in need of being enlivened by a mixture of
 13 3  |     prefer dying on the spot to being arrested or taking back
 14 3  |    sometimes solicit it without being able to obtain it. You will
 15 3  |         open to you. Hereafter, being able to ask for me at all
 16 4  |        outlook was sad. Sure of being killed by Athos, it may
 17 4  |      God, I am not a bravo! And being a Musketeer but for a time,
 18 5  |   Jussac's patience. Furious at being held in check by one whom
 19 5  |      the sword; but d'Artagnan, being the more active, reached
 20 6  |         he has not the honor of being a Musketeer, he was dressed
 21 6  |     which arose from the street being heard in the tennis court,
 22 6  |     hours, and when he was near being taken--when St.-Simon was
 23 6  |       they would depart without being seen; if the king consented
 24 6  |       not prevent the king from being as complacent to him as
 25 7  |         I had, at the moment of being ordained, a little difficulty
 26 8  |         that what he had to say being important and confidential,
 27 8  |         eyes of the citizen, of being posted as to court affairs. ~"
 28 9  |         Englishman is worthy of being loved. I never saw a man
 29 9  |         We can only save you by being free ourselves," replied
 30 10 |  quarter of the Luxembourg. ~On being left alone with Mme. Bonacieux,
 31 11 |         visit to M. de Treville being paid, the pensive d'Artagnan
 32 11 |        at night, at the risk of being abducted a second time? ~
 33 11 |        jealousy already gnawed, being in heart neither more nor
 34 11 |          had an interest in not being recognized. ~They took the
 35 12 |         joy, happy and proud at being near the moment he had so
 36 12 |   Lastly, her hair, which, from being light in her youth, had
 37 13 |         like a true mercer, not being at all a military man, as
 38 14 |        apartment. ~The cardinal being left alone, reflected for
 39 14 |         gained over so vulgar a being as Bonacieux, did not the
 40 14 |        you will go away without being too malcontent." ~"I go
 41 15 |       the Fort l'Eveque without being able to find Athos, arrived
 42 15 |        be but little pleased at being exposed to rigorous treatment
 43 16 |  support me. I stand in need of being taught and consoled." ~"
 44 16 |    world with the reputation of being the most terrible POSSESSED
 45 16 |    Buckingham, the point of not being jealous of anyone else. ~
 46 17 |         police, were excellent, being better informed than himself,
 47 17 |      answer for these two words being delivered to their address." ~"
 48 17 |       nearly empty--justice not being one of the three things
 49 17 |   shoulders. "Be satisfied with being a plain, straightforward
 50 18 |   continuing to call, his voice being heard fainter and fainter
 51 19 |      Because she was in fear of being arrested." ~"Why has she
 52 19 |           Ah! But if we do risk being killed," said Porthos, "
 53 19 |     approves of it. D'Artagnan, being the bearer of the letter,
 54 20 |    taking advantage of the road being unpaved in this spot, appeared
 55 20 |       severely wounded, but not being able to see the wound, he
 56 20 |        Picards are found out by being used. Besides, I am here
 57 20 |          sprang upon Lubin; and being strong and vigorous, he
 58 20 |      bind him to a tree." ~This being properly done, they drew
 59 21 |       is the more precious from being all that is left to me.
 60 21 |      upon me for the others not being inferior to them. These
 61 22 |       the cardinal appeared, he being dresses as a Spanish cavalier.
 62 22 |      ingenious gallantry, "from being certain that these two studs
 63 23 |        occupy yourself with but being happy." ~"Then I have full
 64 23 |     clock under the pretense of being indisposed. As to their
 65 23 |        to me to have the air of being a certain young Gascon of
 66 23 |         before a house which is being built, look up, for fear
 67 23 |       horse. ~As to d'Artagnan, being at bottom a prudent youth,
 68 24 |        are afraid?" ~"Afraid of being heard? Yes, monsieur." ~"
 69 24 |          monsieur." ~"Afraid of being heard! Why, there is nothing
 70 24 |         takes possession of our being, and cries to us so as to
 71 24 |         who had reasons for not being seen, and yet d'Artagnan
 72 24 |       poor and am not afraid of being robbed, I went and opened
 73 25 |       going, may I ask, without being too curious?" ~"PARDIEU!
 74 25 |  Porthos replied that, my house being the best, he should remain
 75 25 |        my conquest. So you see, being in constant fear of being
 76 25 |       being in constant fear of being forced from that position,
 77 25 |        more intimate from there being many resemblances of character
 78 25 |    Artagnan related how Aramis, being wounded, was obliged to
 79 25 |     four men who accused him of being a coiner, and how he, d'
 80 26 |         Crevecoeur, without his being able to remember on his
 81 26 |    entered suddenly and without being announced. That evening
 82 27 |    himself, who took a pride in being considered a past master
 83 27 |   without his beautiful eyebrow being heightened or lowered half
 84 27 | audacity to mention his name as being concerned in this disturbance
 85 27 |         a great noise of fagots being removed and of the groaning
 86 29 |      from the church of St. Leu being not far from that locality. ~
 87 30 |         followed Milady without being perceived by her. He saw
 88 30 |         is worth the trouble of being sought for when she is once
 89 30 |        seek her; but the world, being round, has many ends, so
 90 30 |       that he might see without being seen. ~Milady put her charming
 91 31 |      appointed time; but Athos, being warned of his coming, went
 92 32 |           said Porthos, without being disconcerted, as he had
 93 32 |         had never reckoned upon being received enthusiastically
 94 32 |       the little clerk who, not being allowed to take part in
 95 32 |        glory. ~These conditions being agreed to, Porthos took
 96 33 |         he be inconstant before being happy?" ~"Oh, no; he must
 97 34 |        and follow Aramis. ~Upon being informed that the person
 98 34 |   magnificent beasts which were being sent to us, and substituted
 99 36 |        to write for fear of not being able--to such experienced
100 37 |             That he is far from being, or rather having been,
101 41 |        disappeared, without his being able to discover what had
102 41 |      mistaken; but this gesture being repeated, he left the ranks,
103 41 |         good will who will risk being killed with me!" said d'
104 41 |   Artagnan declined all others, being unwilling to take the first
105 41 |        may hope for everything, being handsome and brave, as you
106 41 |      drag himself along without being seen to the body of his
107 41 |        a piece of evidence, and being in safety behind the angle
108 42 |         Planchet, very proud of being raised to the dignity of
109 42 |         The hour of the banquet being come, the two guards arrived,
110 42 |     this wine, the first bottle being a little thick at the bottom,
111 43 |   companions in particular; for being friends of M. de Treville,
112 43 |         Aramis?" ~"Monseigneur, being of a very mild disposition,
113 43 |      very mild disposition, and being, likewise, of which Monseigneur
114 44 |        precautions than I take, being simply called Milady Clarik." ~"
115 45 |     skill; and then, all things being accomplished to the satisfaction
116 46 |     minutes in that inn without being annoyed by all those importunate
117 47 |        is no longer any fear of being overheard, I hope you are
118 47 |       is more disagreeable than being disturbed when one is at
119 47 |     anyone to Paris without its being known in the camp? From
120 47 |  mistress, and consequently not being a love token, d'Artagnan
121 48 |   already wore his uniform--for being nearly of the same size
122 48 |         be quartered instead of being broken on the wheel." ~"
123 48 |         not marry your brother, being already married in France,
124 48 | arrested, and that Planchet was being brought back to be confronted
125 49 |         had quit France without being revenged on them. This idea
126 49 |  Immediately, without any order being given or his place of destination
127 49 |     door to see whither she was being conducted. Houses were no
128 50 |      have all the appearance of being cowardly enough to lift
129 51 |         it, this maxim, without being generally adopted, nevertheless
130 51 |  negotiations interrupted them, being resolved to await the succor
131 51 |    neither provisions nor money being wanting in the camp. All
132 51 |        and we believed that not being on duty we were at liberty
133 51 |        insisted upon the letter being given up to him, I would
134 51 |    converted you into stone. Is being in love conspiring? You
135 51 |       the salvation of her soul being in danger. Nevertheless,
136 51 |        she will run the risk of being damned, and will return
137 52 |      and that the first act was being performed of a comedy of
138 53 |         besides the pleasure of being in garrison here, we must
139 54 |         more generous from your being, I swear to you, in the
140 54 |  quickly to one side to prevent being seen by her. ~Then she threw
141 54 |       blushed, as if ashamed of being surprised on her knees. ~"
142 54 |         good, and compassionate being I have met with! To you--
143 54 |       became silent for fear of being heard, applying, with a
144 54 | afterward I will answer for its being carried into execution.
145 55 |         to speak to you without being overheard. The baron has
146 56 |        a ruined world. ~Milady, being well prepared for the reception
147 56 |          you are not unlucky in being charged with such commissions,
148 56 |      have told you that without being able to regain the complete
149 56 |     more terrible than a living being that threatens!' ~"'You
150 57 |       in England. Communication being closed by the war, I was
151 58 |       to her transports without being observed. She traversed
152 58 |       the sea up to his middle, being unwilling to trust his precious
153 58 |   fanatic stood more in need of being moderated than urged. ~It
154 59 |       know the man who deserves being regretted during the whole
155 59 |  fanatic; but without, however, being able to take his eyes from
156 59 |       Winter to Felton, who was being dragged away with his eyes
157 60 |     September. ~M. de Treville, being informed of this by his
158 60 |       Artagnan, who, instead of being ill, ran toward his horse.
159 61 |         served without his name being in any way mixed up with
160 61 |         angelic expression, "my being alone or being persecuted." ~"
161 61 |  expression, "my being alone or being persecuted." ~"Hear me,"
162 61 |       that Monsieur d'Artagnan, being my friend, might take me
163 61 |        moment? How could I help being astonished when, without
164 61 |     that embrace alive. But not being able to stifle her, she
165 63 |          Bonacieux, but without being able to make a step, glued
166 63 |    Bonacieux saw her go without being able to follow her; she
167 63 |        an angel on earth before being an angel in heaven. Treat
168 64 |  without seeing the profane, or being seen by them. ~At the door
169 66 |      those on whom she looked. ~Being a few paces in advance she
170 66 |   executioner may kill, without being on that account an assassin,"
171 67 |  something like a secret joy at being forever relieved of this