Chapter

 1 1 |        and followed him, crying, "Turn, turn, Master Joker, lest
 2 1 |      followed him, crying, "Turn, turn, Master Joker, lest I strike
 3 1 |         springing forward, in his turn, after the servant. But
 4 2 |       landing place to take their turn in the sport. ~One of them,
 5 2 |       quit the game, yielding his turn for the benefit of the adversary
 6 3 |            desirous of taking his turn in the conversation; "and
 7 3 |       refuses me, MORBLEU! I will turn abbe." ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   At
 8 4 |          full well that you don't turn your back to yours." ~And
 9 5 |        said Aramis, coming in his turn onto the place. ~"But not
10 5 |          drawing his sword in its turn, "and yet I cannot take
11 6 |        Guardsman descended in his turn. As d'Artagnan had no time
12 6 |         quickly appeared in their turn, and the moment the two
13 6 |        who had so often had their turn that could very well afford
14 7 |      service. ~Then it became the turn of Athos, Porthos, and Aramis
15 8 |           last it became Aramis's turn, who performed it with a
16 8 |          play his Eminence an ill turn." ~"Without doubt." ~"And
17 9 |         means to play him a sharp turn, I vow that I would voluntarily
18 9 |        What is your name, in your turn, if you please?" ~"d'Artagnan." ~"
19 10|            Bonacieux. "Now, in my turn, let me give you my instructions." ~"
20 10|     re-entered the office, with a turn of his finger set the clock
21 13|           cried Bonacieux, in his turn, "there is not the least
22 14|      exaggerated, and he began to turn his head to the right and
23 15|      Artagnan, interrupted in his turn, should not have the time
24 17|   certainly enough in all this to turn a head only twenty-three
25 17|      straightforward citizen, and turn to that side which offers
26 18|        Now he is gone, it is your turn to get out," said Mme. Bonacieux. "
27 19|      killed, it will be another's turn, and so on-- provided a
28 20|           if the stranger, in his turn, would drink the health
29 21|           Buckingham did not even turn his head to see what became
30 21|       demanded d'Artagnan, in his turn. ~"That of Rouen; but you
31 22|        eleven o'clock came in his turn Duhallier, captain of the
32 23|        Artagnan. ~"Then, at least turn the gem inside, you silly
33 23|        will repay you by some ill turn." ~"But of what sort?" ~"
34 25|         bill, and I was forced to turn both him and his bill out
35 25|           I may be besieged in my turn, and I shall not be sorry
36 25|       everything will come in its turn." ~"This Spaniard had in
37 26|         began to be uneasy at the turn things were taking, "and
38 26|           in black bowed in their turn. ~"On the contrary," replied
39 26|           said d'Artagnan, in his turn heaving a profound sigh, "
40 27|      essence so fine, was seen to turn insensibly toward material
41 27|         material life, as old men turn toward physical and moral
42 27|    Artagnan, raising his voice in turn, "I am here, my friend." ~"
43 27|           Grimaud appeared in his turn behind his master, with
44 27|          them. Athos did not even turn his head. ~To grief succeeded
45 30|         did not know which way to turn. Meantime, he was going
46 30|         Artagnan, stooping in his turn on the neck of his horse,
47 31|      conversation took a cheerful turn. Milady appeared to have
48 33|          Wardes. Milady will then turn you out of doors, and you
49 34|          you will be rich in your turn." ~"My faith!" said d'Artagnan,
50 35|      either take off that ring or turn the mounting inside; it
51 35|    Artagnan became pensive in his turn; it appeared as if there
52 35|          them a little. When your turn comes, I shall have the
53 36|   seriously," said Milady, in her turn drawing her armchair nearer
54 36|       name is--" said she, in her turn. ~"De Wardes; I know it,"
55 36|      favorable yesterday, she may turn her back tomorrow." ~"Which
56 37|    impossible duel, endeavored to turn the conversation; but he
57 37|           love, you must, in your turn, satisfy me of yours. Is
58 37|           if we leave her time to turn round, she will have me
59 37|          well aware of that. In a turn of the hand she muffled
60 39|         Grimaud appeared in their turn, leading their masters'
61 39|         say to him. Nothing could turn him from his purpose. ~They
62 39|     cardinal or his people an ill turn, and for such expeditions
63 40|     Porthos time to go and take a turn in his superb equipment
64 42|         now shook his head in his turn. ~"But in either case, what
65 43| perceiving them, stopped in their turn, appearing to deliberate
66 43|  commanding tone. "Answer in your turn, or you may repent of your
67 43|         me; I drew my sword in my turn, and as he came back to
68 44|           you can go away in your turn." ~"Yes, monseigneur. Now
69 45|         to have him killed in his turn by two assassins, whom you
70 45|     raging fever; he arose in his turn, reached his hand to his
71 47|       think I have an idea, in my turn." ~"Silence for Monsieur
72 47|           valued, as he wished to turn it into money. ~The next
73 48|           I shall prune you in my turn, I warn you." ~"I ask no
74 48|           of becoming Pope in his turn, or at least a cardinal.
75 48|      burst forth, and rose in his turn with a nervous movement
76 49|     forward, looked at her in his turn, and appeared surprised
77 49|        leaned upon it, and in her turn alighted with tolerable
78 50|        said Lord de Winter in his turn, fixing his eyes on those
79 50|       depart from the sentimental turn our conversation had taken.
80 51|           of himself once more to turn his eyes to the other side
81 51|            Then he resumed in his turn: "Discipline, Monseigneur,
82 51|          knitting his brow in his turn, "the secret of many unknown
83 54|          Milady, listening in her turn to the noise of Felton's
84 55|        fascinate. ~Felton, in his turn a suppliant, clasped his
85 57|          look; but Felton, in his turn, embraced her more closely,
86 57|     perceived that it was now her turn to take part in the scene.
87 61|          cried the novice, in her turn seizing the hands of Milady
88 61|     madame!" cried Milady, in her turn. ~"I?" said the novice. ~"
89 63|           confused; I will take a turn in the garden." ~"Go and
90 64|           terror, refused, in his turn, to accompany Athos, and
91 65|        Porthos and Aramis. ~"Your turn, my Lord," said Athos. ~
92 65|         in a mortal vertigo. ~"My turn," said Athos, himself trembling
93 65|         sight of the serpent--"my turn. I married that woman when
94 65|         cloak came forward in his turn. ~"What man is that? What
95 65|          Lille, my brother in his turn succeeded in making his
96 66|         de Winter advanced in his turn. ~"I pardon you," said he, "
97 66|      executioner; "and now in her turn, let this woman see that