Chapter

  1 1 |            and long. I have but one word to add, and that is to propose
  2 2 |       master, obedient to his least word, and ready to sacrifice
  3 2 |            the queen! Nobody knew a word of this enigma. You unraveled
  4 4 |        however, and this time on my word of honor--I think perhaps
  5 4 |            your honor and I upon my word, and then it will be pretty
  6 5 |          Very inconvenient, upon my word; and you hurt me devilishly,
  7 5 |            you." ~"There is another word which pleases me," cried
  8 5 |             my apologies." ~At this word APOLOGIES, a cloud passed
  9 6 |            to take you on your bare word. I am called Louis the Just,
 10 6 |         hotel, and immediately sent word to the four friends that
 11 6 |        Paris, without your saying a word? But yet," continued the
 12 6 |          Your Majesty gives me your word that you will not see anyone
 13 8 |          for which he had given his word. ~Then the inconvenience
 14 8 |              You said, then, by the word of Bonacieux. Pardon me
 15 8 |            was about to say, by the word of Bonacieux, I have confidence
 16 9 |             related to his friends, word for word, all that had passed
 17 9 |            to his friends, word for word, all that had passed between
 18 10|         years since we applied this word for the first time to this
 19 10|         confided anything to you by word of mouth?" ~"If they knew
 20 10|         ease." ~"I depend upon your word." ~"You may." ~D'Artagnan
 21 11|       watchfulness of a spy." ~"The word is rather hard." ~"How are
 22 11|         They are indiscreet." ~"The word is too mild." ~"Well, madame,
 23 11|        coming out again?" ~"Yes." ~"Word of honor?" ~"By the faith
 24 11|         moment is come to keep your word; I have reached my destination." ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   "
 25 11|             for you, since a single word makes you tremble; and you
 26 11|            you confess that if that word were heard you would be
 27 11|           his way. He had given his word not to watch Mme. Bonacieux,
 28 11|            any moment, for you left word that I awaited them?" ~"
 29 11|       promise as a soldier and your word as a gentleman. I hoped
 30 12|             stray look, or a chance word? It is now three years,
 31 12|          who faltered. At the first word you dared to utter, at the
 32 12|          the queen. ~"And I keep my word. Your hand, madame, your
 33 14|            could not have the least word to say. Pardon you, monseigneur!
 34 14|         Eminence's orders?" ~"Not a word of what has passed. Let
 35 14|           without replying a single word, bowed, took the letter,
 36 15|            intrigues. ~At the first word the cardinal spoke of Mme.
 37 15|         cardinal had not yet said a word about the Duke of Buckingham. ~
 38 15|       placed in comparison with the word of honor of a swordsman?"
 39 15|         Does your Eminence doubt my word?" said Treville, with a
 40 15|         determined to have the last word, "and my Musketeer is innocent.
 41 15|              One has never the last word with such a man. But let
 42 16|            waited uselessly for the word which had died on the lips
 43 16|               That was his favorite word. ~"You always say TRIFLES,
 44 16|        without having read a single word of it. The king took it
 45 16|              there was not a single word about it in all the letter. ~
 46 17|            Bonacieux was repeating, word for word, a sentence which
 47 17|             was repeating, word for word, a sentence which he had
 48 17|         ever. I hate you, and on my word you shall pay for this!" ~
 49 18|             a temple; I give you my word of a gentleman." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
 50 19|             to his office, and sent word that he wished to see him
 51 20|           London; he did not know a word of English; but he wrote
 52 21|            is my true queen. Upon a word from her, I would betray
 53 21|             not done so. I broke my word, it is true; but what signifies
 54 21|            perform your commission, word for word, my Lord." ~"And
 55 21|           your commission, word for word, my Lord." ~"And now," resumed
 56 21|          and will repeat to him the word 'Forward!'" ~"Which means?" ~"
 57 21|         that." ~"I depend upon your word, my Lord." ~D'Artagnan bowed
 58 21|            host, and pronounced the word "Forward!" The host instantly
 59 22|     respectful and refined, and the word "Majesty" several times
 60 23|                 You have given your word, then?" ~"Yes, monsieur." ~"
 61 24|           and I will pledge you the word of a gentleman that not
 62 24|       remember this--if you speak a word of what you may see or what
 63 24|             A gentleman has but his word, and I have given you mine." ~
 64 25|      promise, he more than kept his word. He bowed to him, then,
 65 25|           monsieur, you may take my word when I tell you anything.
 66 25|            moment, for at the first word on the subject, he sent
 67 25|   scoundrels to doubt a gentleman's word, and that as he had said
 68 25|          and said that at the first word that should be spoken to
 69 25|        discretion." ~"Speak! By the word of a gentleman, you shall
 70 25|            s wife, and not to say a word of the wound?" ~"That's
 71 25|          That's agreed; you have my word." ~"Oh, he would kill me!" ~"
 72 27|             one of these moments, a word, thrown forth occasionally
 73 27|        under the repetition of this word COINERs. ~"Pardon me, monseigneur,
 74 27|             to drink; I give you my word." ~"If there is any left,"
 75 28|         monsieur, I wish to speak a word with my friend." ~"Say on." ~
 76 28| neighborhood, who have just sent me word they could not come. You
 77 28|              yes, GAVE, that is the word," said Porthos; "for the
 78 28|            as a procurator--" ~This word PROCURATOR roused Porthos. "
 79 29|            husband, and who sent me word that she should come today
 80 29|               you must not take the word literally. I am not precisely
 81 30|           you very angry. Speak one word, madame, and I take upon
 82 30|            courtesy." ~At the first word Milady turned, looking at
 83 31|             some future day speak a word that will not prove useless
 84 33|         chamber and Milady's; every word that is uttered in one can
 85 34|           had ventured to address a word to him. ~Aramis then reperused
 86 34|          repair that wrong, upon my word of honor." ~"How so?" asked
 87 35|        without venturing to speak a word. As little sensitive as
 88 35|              Comte de Wardes ~Not a word about the sapphire. Was
 89 37|           formed. ~But at the first word the young woman started,
 90 39|          you, do not speak a single word, do not make a movement
 91 39|           that he did not breathe a word about the other. ~M. de
 92 39|          retired without speaking a word. D'Artagnan remained standing
 93 40|    beginning to grow uneasy. With a word, d'Artagnan reassured them;
 94 41|           sat down without saying a word to anybody, and began to
 95 41|           me hanged?" ~"You have my word," said he; "for the second
 96 42|           to her: 'Peace or war! My word as a gentleman never to
 97 44|           Athos, who had not lost a word of the conversation, took
 98 45|             down without uttering a word. ~"You certainly are a demon
 99 45|            did not exchange another word till they reached their
100 46|         perceived immediately, by a word, a gesture, or a sign from
101 46|        friends did not exchange one word; besides, they were followed
102 47|         bottles of wine." ~"Upon my word, the drum draws near," said
103 47|         therefore, gentlemen, not a word more of this affair. We
104 48|          Grimaud, who never spoke a word but when his master unlocked
105 48|            Artagnan! Only with that word you would be quartered instead
106 48|      stopped, as if seeking for the word, and looked at Athos. ~"
107 48|           soft and slow, as if each word had been scrupulously weighed,
108 48|     Planchet, you are a lad of your word, and if ever you leave your
109 49|         without addressing a single word to her. ~He then returned
110 49|            him, never pronouncing a word himself, and making himself
111 50|      positive. A step, a gesture, a word, on your part, denoting
112 50|           John Felton, I trust your word! John Felton, I put faith
113 50|          her the honor to address a word to her." ~"That is sufficient,
114 51|      cardinal pronounced the single word, "Hanged!" The king was
115 51|           without speaking a single word until he had disappeared.
116 52|           waited without speaking a word, without making a gesture.
117 53|         dialogue without speaking a word. ~Milady reflected that
118 53|          for herself by this single word. ~The young officer, however,
119 53|            provokes his judge. ~"My word," said de Winter, rising, "
120 53|          door, and had not lost one word of this scene. Milady had
121 53|            which she had not lost a word, she began again, giving
122 54|          disdain, by a contemptuous word; to provoke him to threats
123 54|      breakfast without addressing a word to him. At the moment when
124 54|       sprang toward him. "Oh, not a word," said she in a concentrated
125 54|          concentrated voice, "not a word of all that I have said
126 56|             inauspicious days. What word, then, can be found to describe
127 56|         Milady pronouncing a single word. ~Doubtless both of them
128 56|           man who does not keep his word." ~"Oh, my God!" murmured
129 56|       listened without uttering any word or sound, except an inward
130 56|       avenged myself. ~"He kept his word. All the day, all the next
131 56|           again. But I also kept my word with him, and I neither
132 56|             anyone from believing a word you may utter.' ~"I mustered
133 57|          said Puritans have but one word. Mine you have heard, and
134 58|   BUCKINGHAM. If you speak a single word to anyone before going aboard
135 58|             ship you speak a single word to anyone before the captain
136 58|           Milady, "if you keep your word, instead of five hundred,
137 60|          declaring that if a single word more was said to him about
138 60|          but without adding another word. ~On the evening of the
139 60|          friends. ~"Nothing but one word!" said d'Artagnan. ~"Yes,"
140 60|          said Aramis, "but that one word is the name of some town
141 61|          smiling without replying a word. Milady, however, saw that
142 63|     restored my courage by a single word; go, I will rejoin you." ~
143 63|           How happy I am!" ~At this word SHE, Athos, who had seated
144 63|      encounter, I could by saying a word to the cardinal have had
145 63|           so much confidence in the word of his friend that he lowered
146 65|       condemned me, they kept their word. As soon as the identity
147 67|           will please to accept the word of Monsieur d'Artagnan that
148 67|          guards, monsieur, upon our word as gentlemen; but likewise,
149 67|              but likewise, upon our word as gentlemen," added Athos,
150 67|            sword to me and join his word to yours, I shall be satisfied
151 67|            Cardinal." ~"You have my word, monsieur, and here is my
152 67|           without uttering a single word. ~D'Artagnan entered after
153 67|      encounter, I could by saying a word to the cardinal have had