Chapter

  1 1 |            as if the Huguenots had just made a second La Rochelle
  2 1 |          and the counsels you have just heard. Your mother will
  3 1 |         which the counsels we have just repeated would necessitate
  4 1 |      chamber, and found d'Artagnan just recovering his senses. Giving
  5 1 |  remembered that eleven crowns was just the sum that remained in
  6 1 |           guest made was perfectly just. ~"But, after all," said
  7 2 |      particularly for a provincial just arriving from his province.
  8 2 |         rapier. This Musketeer had just come off guard, complained
  9 2 |          his interrogator, who had just designated him by the name
 10 3 |         time you can call upon me, just to tell me how you are getting
 11 3 |            do for you that which I just now offered. My hotel will
 12 4 |          the two talkers there was just enough room for a man to
 13 4 | handkerchief?" ~"Yes." ~"Perfectly just," cried the other two Guardsmen, "
 14 5 |         take off my doublet; for I just now felt my wound begin
 15 5 |            Bicarat and Porthos had just made counterhits. Porthos
 16 5 |          upon his brother's having just obtained a company in the
 17 6 |        word. I am called Louis the Just, Monsieur de Treville, and
 18 6 |         upon the Guardsman who had just made this insolent speech. ~"
 19 6 |         doors of which they closed just in time to prevent their
 20 6 |         Musketeers." ~"You are too just and reasonable a man, monsieur!"
 21 6 |            am not called Louis the Just without reason. Tomorrow,
 22 6 |          Treville, his Majesty has just sent for me in order to
 23 6 |            the king, "yes, this is just the account the duke gave
 24 8 |            hardly come. No, it had just struck four. Planchet, two
 25 9 |      Artagnan to his domestic, who just then insinuated his head
 26 9 |            a tall, dark gentleman--just like yours, d'Artagnan." ~"
 27 9 |         queen!" said d'Artagnan. ~"Just so," replied Aramis. ~"The
 28 10|            Bonacieux, as Athos had just left d'Artagnan to report
 29 10|    Treville's, as nine o'clock had just struck, and as Planchet,
 30 10|           Bonacieux the one he had just picked up. ~At that moment
 31 11|          pretty Mme. Bonacieux was just the woman to walk with in
 32 11|        Servandoni. ~D'Artagnan had just passed the Rue Cassette,
 33 11|    exchanged it for that which had just been shown to her. Then
 34 11|          at whose shutter you have just knocked? Indeed, madame,
 35 12|           his age, he passed, with just title, for the handsomest
 36 12|             But the words you have just spoken, the hope you have
 37 13|         primitive feelings we have just enumerated. Bonacieux indeed
 38 13|       indeed reflected on what had just been said to him. ~"But,
 39 14|           of the personage we have just described were fixed upon
 40 14|          be true or not." ~"I have just been with him." ~"And the
 41 14|               Then why did she go, just God?" ~"She went to meet
 42 15|      wished to be called Louis the Just and Louis the Chaste. Posterity
 43 16|       employs. Has not his Majesty just left you, and has he not
 44 16|         kind, and your Majesty has just acquired a new proof of
 45 17|             and Mme. Bonacieux had just attained that happy period
 46 17|           that's of no consequence just now," said Mme. Bonacieux. ~"
 47 19|           me in the mission I have just received from her Majesty." ~"
 48 19|           But I cannot leave Paris just now without knowing--" ~
 49 19|          this letter, which I have just received?" said the astonished
 50 20|        table. A gentleman, who had just arrived by the route of
 51 20|          as they wished. ~They had just prepared their beds and
 52 20|        fully equipped. These would just have suited them. He asked
 53 20|   attention to a gentleman who had just arrived with his lackey,
 54 20|       scratch," said d'Artagnan. ~"Just heaven, what have I read?"
 55 21|          you." ~"How so?" ~"I have just placed an embargo on all
 56 22|                      The queen had just regained her chamber, and
 57 23|            all at once, and I have just felt a cold shiver. Pay
 58 25|           will suit us much better just now than the air of Paris.
 59 25|         you; unfortunately, I have just breakfasted." ~"Well," said
 60 26|        wounded in the shoulder." ~"Just so. Well, monsieur, he is
 61 26|   gentleman, who is my friend, has just escaped from a serious danger,"
 62 26|             as that gentleman said just now." ~"Oh, these plans
 63 26|         episode of Judith, and had just communicated my verses to
 64 26|          yourselves; allow me time just to kill this gentleman,
 65 26|            love, whom I adore, has just been torn from me by force.
 66 27|          are two English gentlemen just arrived." ~"well?" ~"Well,
 67 27|        side of the door, "let them just come in, these devourers
 68 28|             but I was hot- headed, just as if I had been drinking.
 69 28|           English horse, which has just disappeared amid a cloud
 70 28|            Which means that I have just been duped-sixty louis for
 71 28|          of time, gentlemen. I was just beginning the soup, and
 72 28|         the neighborhood, who have just sent me word they could
 73 29|            pretty lady to whom you just now gave the holy water." ~
 74 29|     proudly; "how so?" ~"The signs just now, and the holy water!
 75 30|           uncork the bottle he had just brought. ~D'Artagnan and
 76 30|     arrived at St. Germain. He had just passed by the pavilion in
 77 30|          falls out oddly! Three is just my number!" ~"Now, then,
 78 31|         equals." ~"And that is but just," said Athos, and he took
 79 31|          What!" said he, "you have just lost one woman, whom you
 80 31|     account of the war, Milady had just been laying out much money
 81 31|     ill-humor which d'Artagnan had just remarked; "you have today
 82 32|        horse." ~"Well, then! I can just suit you." ~"Ah!" said Porthos,
 83 33|           you love; you told me so just now." ~"And does that hinder
 84 33|           the love which Kitty had just confessed so innocently,
 85 34|         from my publisher, who has just sent me the price of that
 86 36|            forbid! But would it be just to allow me to go to a possible
 87 36|            words, "That is but too just," said she, tenderly. ~"
 88 38|         you are!" ~"No, but I have just met with a terrible adventure!
 89 38|         Yesterday evening?" ~"Yes, just before you came." ~"My dear
 90 39|           a quarter of an hour and just as twilight was beginning
 91 39|         dead, if it is she we have just seen, you will meet with
 92 43|          in which an old stove had just been replaced by a large
 93 44|   character, our three friends had just rendered a service to someone
 94 44|       martyrs. Ay, and observe--it just occurs to me that the Puritans
 95 44|          Milady Clarik." ~"That is just," said Richelieu. "What
 96 44|          claim the order which you just now required." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
 97 46|   conference. The morning drum had just been beaten; everyone shook
 98 46|         and we have no need of one just now. D'Artagnan, tell us
 99 46|           will talk of our affairs just the same. Moreover, in defending
100 47|            paces." ~"Good! We have just time to finish this fowl
101 47|      gentlemen; the right idea has just occurred to me." ~"Tell
102 47|           of war." ~"Well, there's just the man we want," said Athos. "
103 47|            her lover; nothing more just. The queen saving us, her
104 48|          God! you will be deceived just the same," said Athos, who
105 48|         letter by heart. He gained just twelve hours by this engagement;
106 49|       vessels, recently built, had just been launched. At the end
107 49|        surprised to see that face, just before so beautiful, distorted
108 50|        told me what your mouth has just confirmed--that is to say,
109 51|          and that it would be more just for everyone to be reduced
110 51|           a letter one of them had just received. This letter was
111 52|            moment in which she has just obtained from Richelieu
112 53|        evening before, and who had just arrived; this woman entered,
113 53|          was a comedy; it would be just the same today, no doubt--
114 53|         the angel whom he had only just before heard. ~"Yes, yes,"
115 54|          prayers." ~"Oh, you are a just man!" cried Milady, throwing
116 54|           My God! to you--the only just, good, and compassionate
117 55|          man, you who are called a just man, you ask but one thing--
118 55|            after the scene we have just described, she heard someone
119 55|            in a low voice. "I have just sent away the sentinel that
120 55|           overheard. The baron has just related a frightful story
121 55|            of God, by whom she had just sworn without ever having
122 58|            Where is their road?" ~"Just under us." ~"They will discover
123 59|           closet where Buckingham, just out of the bath, was finishing
124 59|            hand of Laporte. He had just strength enough to place
125 60|            post yard, where he had just had a relay, started off
126 61|          convinced by what she had just said, saw nothing in this
127 61|            Our charming Gascon has just proved himself as brave
128 62|     anything of him. A fanatic has just assassinated him." ~"Ah,"
129 63|        part." ~"Who has?" ~"He who just now presented himself to
130 63|        mouthfuls mechanically, and just touched the glass with her
131 63|           of her attention; it was just light enough for her to
132 63|         the cardinal's Guards, has just fled away." ~"Your companion!"
133 63|            in a swoon. He appeared just at that moment of stupor
134 64|        came to find Athos, who had just received this information
135 67|    exclaimed, "it is false; he has just written to me!" ~But the