Chapter

  1 2 |       bandy legs and his crooked back. Some sang ballads about
  2 2 |      fresh allusion soon brought back the conversation to his
  3 3 |         being arrested or taking back a step. To save yourselves,
  4 4 |          was wriggling about his back; "you must be mad to run
  5 4 |         that you don't turn your back to yours." ~And the young
  6 4 |              And I will send you back to your Mass book, Master
  7 4 |           Decidedly I can't draw back; but at least, if I am killed,
  8 6 |        so rare, Treville, by the back staircase. It is useless
  9 6 |      Treville, come still by the back staircase." ~Treville smiled;
 10 6 |      young companion, drove them back. Bernajoux now fell, and
 11 6 | exhausted by the effort, he fell back again almost senseless. ~
 12 6 |       claiming the ENTREE by the back stairs, he placed himself
 13 6 |       Arrived at the foot of the back stairs, he desired them
 14 7 |         manner in which he threw back his head and advanced his
 15 8 |          I was conveying my wife back to the Louvre, he was coming
 16 8 |   imprudence." ~"You always come back to that; but I must make
 17 9 |         sought for. Then he came back to the point where, perhaps,
 18 10|       cried d'Artagnan. "You put back the boards, sweep the floor,
 19 10|       had been left alone to put back M. de Treville's clock three-quarters
 20 11|        stone bench placed at the back of a niche. ~The young woman
 21 11|          said d'Artagnan, coming back to recommend courage to
 22 12|          Eight days after, I was back again, madame. That time
 23 12|          when you wished to come back as ambassador to France,
 24 12|       and return hereafter! Come back as ambassador, come back
 25 12|         back as ambassador, come back as minister, come back surrounded
 26 12|      come back as minister, come back surrounded with guards who
 27 13|         from the commissary drew back so far as to be unable to
 28 14|  remained on the bench, with his back leaning against the wall
 29 14|        damask curtains, fastened back by gold clasps, floated
 30 14|       the queen." ~"And she came back without this casket?" ~"
 31 14|         as much again if you are back within six days, and have
 32 16|      quite patent of not drawing back a foot from the accomplishment
 33 17|    Bonacieux, "we must have them back again." ~"Yes, without doubt,
 34 17|    mistrust now impelled to draw back. "It was about one of those
 35 17|        growing late, I will come back and reconduct you to the
 36 18|        friend!" ~D'Artagnan drew back the bolt with precaution,
 37 19|         de Treville, calling him back. ~D'Artagnan returned. ~"
 38 19|         to take us to London and back. Besides, make yourselves
 39 20|      helped; there is no drawing back. Kill the fellow, and rejoin
 40 20|          host was in a lower and back room, to which Athos was
 41 20|          him on the broad of his back, and placed his knee upon
 42 22|          studs, and I bring them back to you." ~With these words
 43 24|          happened. ~He again ran back to the chateau. It appeared
 44 24|         I immediately went out a back door, and stealing along
 45 24|          other two men, she fell back and they went into the chamber.
 46 25|        and he endeavored to draw back a step or two; but as he
 47 25|       were so bad that I brought back all this mud, which I have
 48 25|      been abed. He had only been back an hour or two; he had accompanied
 49 25|         four horses we may bring back our three friends, if we
 50 25|          your departure, he came back, and in a very bad condition,
 51 25|         quickly threw him on his back. As Monsieur Porthos is
 52 25|         him to rise, brought him back to the hotel, mounted his
 53 25|     Great Britain he had brought back four magnificent horses--
 54 26|      which might cast his master back again into that vortex of
 55 26|      them might bring his master back to ideas of this world,
 56 26|          not see the singer come back, and as he was found in
 57 26|     Return whence you came; take back those horrible vegetables,
 58 27|       pass your time till I come back? No more theses, no more
 59 27|         glared fiercely over the back of his armchair. ~"Here
 60 27|  Englishmen felt ashamed to draw back, and the angrier one descended
 61 27|        cold sweat creep down his back. ~"How! 'If there is any
 62 27|         his hand. ~The host drew back and burst into tears. ~"
 63 27|       Very well; get me my purse back and keep the sixty pistoles." ~"
 64 28|          please to observe I won back the equipage,' cried Athos. ~
 65 28|    becoming angry again. ~"I won back your harness, then your
 66 28|         Monsieur takes his horse back again," said the Englishman. ~"
 67 28|             But how shall we get back?" ~"Upon our lackey's horses,
 68 30|      Spanish wine he had brought back with him from his journey
 69 30|        round the house, and came back to watch the conference
 70 30|      contrary, she threw herself back in her carriage, and called
 71 30|       with the spur, he cantered back to Paris. As he was accustomed
 72 30|    passes at the wall, springing back from time to time, and making
 73 31|      vigorously that after going back fifty paces, the man ended
 74 31|          took two or three steps back, but in this movement his
 75 31|          and that he had brought back four as specimens. ~Milady
 76 34|             Which you are taking back to him?" said d'Artagnan. ~"
 77 35|        dark and unknown. He took back the ring, but put it in
 78 35|         to her mistress, she ran back to the Place Royale as fast
 79 36|      yesterday, she may turn her back tomorrow." ~"Which means
 80 36|          private door, "and come back at eleven o'clock; we will
 81 38|  Artagnan's residence, and bring back some clothes. Grimaud replied
 82 38|            Then, my friend, take back this ring, to which I see
 83 38|     attach much value." ~"I take back the ring, after it has passed
 84 38|       can redeem it, and take it back cleansed from its ancient
 85 38|          complaisant to bring it back to us." ~"Well, I will take
 86 38|         us, my friend; let us go back to the Jew's again." ~"What! "
 87 38|       his, d'Artagnan, and bring back the two hundred pistoles
 88 39|        your horse can be brought back with ours." ~"Very well;
 89 41|      they saw the young man come back safe and sound. ~D'Artagnan
 90 43|       continue their route or go back. The hesitation created
 91 43|          my turn, and as he came back to the charge, I fancied
 92 45|         made a circuit, and came back within twenty paces of a
 93 45|        the lady, and has sent me back to repair his forgetfulness." ~"
 94 45|      step forward, and then drew back as if she had seen a serpent. ~"
 95 45|    exceedingly pale, and drawing back till the wall prevented
 96 45|          voice, "what brings you back to me, and what do you want
 97 47|          napkin." ~And Athos ran back to the bastion, mounted
 98 47|      waved his flag, turning his back on the guards of the city,
 99 48|        hundred livres for coming back; and Bazin, three hundred
100 48|         engagement; he was to be back on the sixteenth day, by
101 48|       Planchet was being brought back to be confronted with himself
102 48|          that? He promised to be back by eight o'clock, and eight
103 49|         around her, and bringing back her eyes with a most gracious
104 49|        Milady involuntarily drew back. ~Then when she had no longer
105 50|      father. This woman has come back again into England for the
106 51|  unexpected circumstance brought back Richelieu's former anxiety,
107 52|        the glass, which reflects back to her eyes the burning
108 52|        armchair, her head thrown back, her beautiful hair unbound
109 52|         Felton, who sat with his back toward her. She continued
110 53|         by it, "you may carry it back and make use of it yourself,
111 54|         control himself, he sent back to his heart the words that
112 55|       after her arrival. He drew back a step, and hung down his
113 55|      these two words Felton drew back quickly, and when Lord de
114 55|    returned, and Felton gave him back his weapon. ~Then, through
115 56|    friend, Felton." ~Felton took back the weapon, and laid it
116 57|         was then obliged to come back again. Six days ago, I landed
117 57|          and may that blood fall back on those who cause it to
118 60|         Holland, who was to take back to the port of Flushing
119 60|        the superior, and I bring back the dear treasure. If go
120 61|             The young woman drew back, filled with surprise and
121 62|         shall stand in need of a back door for retreat." ~"You
122 63|          abducted, and conducted back to Paris." ~"Oh, my God!
123 63|        send my brother's servant back to Bethune, whom, as I told
124 63|         most, Rochefort would be back; besides, during that fifteen
125 63|    though beaming with joy, went back to Athos, whom he found
126 64|       before the Musketeer, drew back with signs of terror, and
127 64|        cried he, "I will soon be back," and he set off at a gallop. ~
128 65|                              Put back that weapon, d'Artagnan!"
129 65|         falling. ~Every one drew back, and the man in the red
130 66|        hell, whither we send you back again." ~"Ah, you virtuous
131 66|        corners, lifted it on his back, and entered the boat again. ~
132 67|    though beaming with joy, went back to Athos, whom he found