Chapter

 1 1 |        and scorn. ~The stranger looked at him again with a slight
 2 2 |      these jeering mouths. They looked hesitatingly around them,
 3 2 |       the conversation, only he looked with all his eyes and listened
 4 3 |  another in the air. D'Artagnan looked for some tapestry behind
 5 7 |      were, on the ground floor, looked out upon a little fresh
 6 7 |    future. In the meanwhile, he looked upon Athos as an Achilles,
 7 7 |     themselves at table, Aramis looked at his watch, arose with
 8 8 |        during which the two men looked at each other, as if to
 9 10|         the queen, the cardinal looked very thoughtful, the king
10 10|    senses. She opened her eyes, looked around her with terror,
11 10|        would--" ~Mme. Bonacieux looked earnestly at the young man. ~"
12 11|       judged whether d'Artagnan looked or listened with avidity.
13 11|       twenty." ~The young woman looked at him furtively. ~"Listen;
14 13|      head down over his papers, looked up to see what sort of person
15 14|        tire-woman of the queen, looked for this casket, appeared
16 15|         to be there." ~The king looked at the cardinal. ~"A written
17 16|         the chancellor, Seguier looked about at that moment for
18 16|       it with a trembling hand, looked for the address, which was
19 18|         proof." ~Mme. Bonacieux looked at the young man, restrained
20 21|   greatest simplicity, the duke looked from time to time at the
21 21|         an anchor." ~D'Artagnan looked with stupefaction at a man
22 22| Everybody noticed that the king looked dull and preoccupied. ~A
23 22|        that, like the king, she looked dull and even weary. ~At
24 22| tremulous with anger. Everybody looked and listened with astonishment,
25 22|       that are here." ~The king looked at the cardinal as if to
26 22|   gathered at one of the doors, looked on at this scene, comprehensible
27 24|      the ladder very carefully, looked suspiciously in at the window
28 25|         mind of d'Artagnan, who looked at him with more attention
29 25|       the first journey, and he looked upon everybody he met on
30 26|        disobey you? The officer looked at me with astonishment,
31 26|      old Burgundy." ~Bazin, who looked at his master, without comprehending
32 27|       the two English gentlemen looked at each other hesitatingly.
33 28|            While saying this he looked at his friend with an earnestness
34 28|       lamentable story." And he looked at the young man as if he
35 28|        cried Athos. ~D'Artagnan looked much disconcerted. ~"This
36 28|      Two aces!" ~The Englishman looked, and was seized with astonishment.
37 28|        astonishment. d'Artagnan looked, and was seized with pleasure. ~"
38 28|           The four philosophers looked at one another in a state
39 29|        went. When they met they looked desolately at one another,
40 31|        fields." ~The Englishman looked at Athos, believing that
41 31|      name of the SOUBRETTE. She looked at him with an expression
42 32|     boiled or roasted." ~And he looked round to see if anybody
43 32|         wherewithal to dine. He looked to see if the dish of beans
44 32|        with Lucullus." ~Porthos looked at the bottle, which was
45 33|       courage to speak." And he looked down at the pretty girl
46 33|        of my soul!" ~D'Artagnan looked at Kitty for the second
47 34|      Mousqueton?" ~"Why, we are looked upon with a rather favorable
48 34|        give me an idea of how I looked when I arrived in Paris.
49 35|      condescension. ~D'Artagnan looked at the two women, one after
50 35|       knew what she wanted. She looked at the clock, rose, reseated
51 36|       Milady. She was pale, and looked fatigued, either from tears
52 37|        combat useless?" ~Milady looked at her lover in silence.
53 37|        what you mean." ~And she looked at d'Artagnan, who embraced
54 38|       standing at the door, and looked at d'Artagnan hatefully. ~"
55 39|        had wounded Jussac, they looked upon him with a smile of
56 40|        cheek upon his hand, and looked intently at the young man
57 40|       was the Bastille alone he looked at, he did not observe Milady,
58 42|         without witnesses, they looked at one another with an air
59 46|        Rochellais." ~D'Artagnan looked at Athos to know if he ought
60 46|        us." ~Porthos and Aramis looked at each other; they began
61 46|         a pistol from his belt, looked to see if it was properly
62 47|        the little troop. ~Athos looked at his watch. ~"Gentlemen,"
63 47|       money?" ~The four friends looked at one another, and a cloud
64 48|  Porthos. ~D'Artagnan and Athos looked at each other for some time
65 48|       seeking for the word, and looked at Athos. ~"Repudiated by
66 48|      Tours." ~The three friends looked at one another and laughed;
67 48|    heart tomorrow." ~D'Artagnan looked at his friends, as if to
68 49|  offering her his hand. ~Milady looked at this man, and hesitated. "
69 49|        seemed a statue. ~Milady looked at the officer with one
70 49|         officer leaned forward, looked at her in his turn, and
71 50|      ran to the door to listen, looked out of her window, and returning
72 51|         Meanwhile, the cardinal looked anxiously for news from
73 51|       their hope. ~The cardinal looked, then, with great impatience
74 51|      Treville, he drew near and looked at him in a peculiar manner,
75 51|      had disappeared. Then they looked at one another. ~The countenances
76 52|         Felton, who had not yet looked at Milady, turned toward
77 52|       said Felton, after having looked at Milady from the spot
78 53|  beautiful, pale, and resigned, looked like a holy virgin awaiting
79 53|     Milady raised her head, and looked more attentively at the
80 55|  brother?" said Felton. ~Milady looked at him for some time with
81 56|        the floor and the walls, looked to the chimney and the doors,
82 56|       of justice, had struck. I looked upon myself as another Judith;
83 58|        I remember now." ~Milady looked around her, as if in search
84 59|   without remorse?" ~Buckingham looked at the young man haughtily. ~"
85 59|         as a last memorial"--he looked round for some valuable
86 59|           De Winter, stupefied, looked on while the soldiers bound
87 61|        said Milady. ~The abbess looked at her for an instant with
88 63|         to the door, opened it, looked in the corridor, and then
89 63|    young man between her hands, looked at him for an instant as
90 63|        those in the chamber. He looked around him and saw Mme.
91 63|      names were thus pronounced looked at the stranger with astonishment.
92 63|      secret. Porthos and Aramis looked at each other, and grew
93 64|    wanting." ~The four horsemen looked round them with astonishment,
94 64|        and the three Musketeers looked at one another inquiringly.
95 65|        was unknown. ~Even Athos looked at him with as much stupefaction
96 66|       low, stunted trees, which looked like deformed dwarfs crouching
97 66|       each of those on whom she looked. ~Being a few paces in advance
98 67|        he was well attended, he looked at them sternly, and made
99 67|                       Richelieu looked steadfastly at the young