Chapter

  1 Pre|      squibs may be, for the most part, traced upon the doors of
  2 Pre|           Now, this is the first part of this precious manuscript
  3 Pre|        have no doubt) this first part should obtain the success
  4 1  |       court, and have only taken part in religious wars as a volunteer;
  5 1  |      time d'Artagnan was only in part mistaken; he himself was
  6 1  |        spectator of the fight--a part in which he acquitted himself
  7 1  | gentleman; "begone then, on your part, and I will depart as quickly
  8 2  |          which formed the second part of his motto, but very few
  9 2  |       Guard to Louis XI. ~On his part, the cardinal was not behind
 10 2  |    silence the young man crossed part of the length of the antechamber,
 11 3  |          which they had formed a part, and advanced toward the
 12 3  |          Musketeers! MORBLEU! My part is taken! I will go straight
 13 4  |          for not abandoning this part of his vestments, for instead
 14 4  |          the whole of the latter part of the conversation; and
 15 5  |          I have no seconds on my part, monsieur," said d'Artagnan; "
 16 5  |      interrupted Aramis. "For my part, I think what they say is
 17 5  |          on the spot, for, on my part, I declare I will never
 18 5  |      determine d'Artagnan on the part he was to take. It was one
 19 5  |          Come, come, choose your part," replied Jussac. ~"Well,"
 20 6  |       into his pocket, the major part of which arose from his
 21 6  |       had called him, often took part with the king's Musketeers
 22 7  |          without. ~Athos, on his part, had a valet whom he had
 23 9  |          of the four, and for my part I declare that I will obey
 24 10 |         difficulty from taking a part in the scene that was going
 25 11 |          rich gave in addition a part of their money; and a vast
 26 11 |         but three hotels in this part of the street; and only
 27 11 |          its light over all that part of the bridge. ~D'Artagnan
 28 12 |    turnings and windings of this part of the Louvre, appropriated
 29 12 |     words to me would be, on the part of your Majesty, too great
 30 12 |       follies in which I took no part, as you well know, my Lord.
 31 13 |       gallery, he became, on the part of those who had brought
 32 13 |     impunity. ~After this second part of his discourse, fixing
 33 13 |   Because that which she does is part of a plan concerted between
 34 15 |        deny that it is so in the part of it inhabited my Monsieur
 35 15 |        event and that he took no part in it?" ~"By your glorious
 36 15 |      obstinate resistance on the part of the cardinal to this
 37 16 |        said he, quietly, "for my part I have never loved." ~"Acknowledge,
 38 16 |          chancellor, who, on his part, trembled with an emotion
 39 16 |     powerful instance; and on my part, it would be a real happiness
 40 16 |          I have always taken her part warmly, even against you.
 41 17 |         paper which you must not part with on any account, and
 42 17 |          Have me arrested on the part of the queen," said he, "
 43 18 |    already communicated to him a part in front of the Samaritaine.
 44 20 |       which lodged in the fleshy part which prolongs the lower
 45 21 |       with which he was about to part. All at once he uttered
 46 21 |        Queen of France, and form part of the company of Monsieur
 47 21 |         in the meantime we shall part good friends, I hope." ~"
 48 22 |          her to her room. On his part the king returned to his
 49 23 |        that; and my wife, on her part, has sworn to me by all
 50 23 |       piece of attention on your part." ~"The advice is good,
 51 24 |        which he could perceive a part of the ceiling with its
 52 24 |     society of which he formed a part, which could put him upon
 53 25 |    details will guide her on her part, and on your return, I shall
 54 25 |         He came, he said, on the part of his Eminence, who wished
 55 25 |         and let us be off. On my part, I will go out with my hands
 56 25 |        our holy religion. For my part, monsieur, I am Catholic--
 57 25 |       and as I now know in which part of the cellar is the best
 58 26 |      said Aramis, "and by taking part in our discussion may assist
 59 26 |        dogmatic, while I, for my part, would rather it should
 60 26 |        our friends." ~"And on my part," said d'Artagnan, "I wished
 61 27 |          least have drunk for my part a hundred and fifty bottles." ~"
 62 28 |      magnificent charger. For my part, I should not hesitate a
 63 28 |      replied d'Artagnan, "for my part, I am eating veal garnished
 64 28 |         Artagnan. ~"Well, for my part," said Athos, "I found Aramis'
 65 28 |      allowed himself a ball in a part which people generally only
 66 28 |          thousand livres! For my part, I declare I want two thousand." ~"
 67 29 | community. ~The lackeys on their part, like the coursers of Hippolytus,
 68 29 |          always announced on his part the most triumphant resolutions.
 69 29 |          my family, in the lower part of Brittany, to obtain the
 70 31 |      which would make him lose a part of his advantage, since
 71 31 |      object is to ascertain what part she plays at court." ~"The
 72 31 |       she plays at court." ~"The part she plays, PARDIEU! It is
 73 31 |    sumptuous, and while the most part of the English had quit,
 74 32 |   However brilliant had been the part played by Porthos in the
 75 32 |   grinning mouth, to be the only part of his face in which life
 76 32 |       less affected by it on her part, for she added, "My cousin
 77 32 |        not being allowed to take part in the feast, ate his dry
 78 34 |      could. Duty likewise on its part took a portion of that precious
 79 34 |        he began to rip the upper part of his doublet, from which
 80 34 |       good dinner; and I, for my part, have a somewhat hazardous
 81 36 |          made poor Kitty guess a part of what was to happen. d'
 82 36 |          Instantly!" ~"But on my part," said Milady, "how should
 83 37 |   sacrifice. ~D'Artagnan, on his part, had gained the summit of
 84 38 |          once told me. It formed part of the nuptial present he
 85 38 |    Artagnan offered his friend a part of his share which he should
 86 39 |       Artagnan; which is not the part of a gentleman." ~"We will
 87 39 |    deserves to be opened. For my part, I declare, d'Artagnan,
 88 39 |    entrance. ~D'Artagnan, on his part, entered boldly at the principal
 89 40 |       too dearly to allow him to part thus; she made him a sign
 90 40 |         a sign of adieu. ~On his part Aramis wrote a long letter.
 91 41 |       friend d'Artagnan formed a part. ~The king, as we have said,
 92 41 |    meanwhile, since he could not part with it, more value than
 93 41 |       for a fresh gesture on the part of his superior, for fear
 94 41 |         in which was evidently a part of the sum which the bandit
 95 43 |          anything to fear on the part of the English. ~But it
 96 43 |        to see at home. ~On their part the Musketeers, who had
 97 43 |       the officer, who covered a part of his face with his cloak. ~"
 98 44 |    announce to his Grace, on the part of your Eminence, that you
 99 45 |          but a revelation on her part would bring about a revelation
100 45 |        about a revelation on the part of Athos. She might say
101 46 |          did you fare?" ~"For my part, I ate but little. The day
102 46 |   conversation had played a mute part, made a sign of the head
103 47 |          d'Artagnan, who, on his part, has given her some offense
104 47 |     immediately obeyed. On their part, the three friends had reloaded
105 47 |         his shoulders. ~On their part, the French, on seeing the
106 48 |       was the shorter and easier part. ~Aramis, blushing in spite
107 48 |      return, removed more than a part of the uneasiness which
108 49 |         the captain, who, on his part, took care not to remind
109 49 |          imagined, Milady on her part was not less scrutinizing
110 49 |          which covered the lower part of his face, was of a beautiful
111 50 |         gesture, a word, on your part, denoting an effort to escape,
112 54 |      comedian does to whom a new part has been assigned in a line
113 55 |       turned his eyes toward the part of the wall of the apartment
114 56 |      find much resistance on the part of the flesh, and she was
115 56 |          strictest watch. For my part I am going to pay a second
116 56 |         any fresh attempt on the part of my persecutor. Day came;
117 57 |         was now her turn to take part in the scene. She ran to
118 58 |       chair and passed the upper part of her body through the
119 60 |          fixed upon them to form part of the escort. ~The four
120 60 | Musketeers, and that they formed part of the escort. ~Their joy
121 61 |           But the abbess, on her part, maintained a reserve still
122 61 |     friends, without money, in a part of France with which I am
123 63 |           he has well played his part." ~"Who has?" ~"He who just
124 63 |     cardinal." ~"It was, then, a part he was playing?" ~"Yes,
125 63 |        At a solitary and retired part of the road he drew his
126 63 |          we shall perhaps travel part of the night, and must keep
127 63 |   admirably acquainted with this part of France. ~If the Musketeers
128 63 |           before her, the latter part of her instructions. ~Milady
129 65 |       together, to reach another part of France, where they might