Chapter

 1 Pre|    soliciting the honor of being received, bearing the names of Athos,
 2 1  |     stronger. The blows which he received increased greatly his esteem
 3 2  |  contiguous to this antechamber, received visits, listened to complaints,
 4 4  |        rebuke the Musketeers had received was not likely to be at
 5 5  |      departed every instant from received rules, attacking him on
 6 5  |         counterhits. Porthos had received a thrust through his arm,
 7 6  |          wound his adversary had received, and pressing him warmly,
 8 6  |   proposition had been made, and received with enthusiasm, when fortunately
 9 6  |         is not dangerous, he has received another right through his
10 6  |         Eminence's Guardsmen had received. Now, as d'Artagnan had
11 6  |         not prevail. A gentleman received, from hand to hand, money
12 7  |        flew to execute the order received, and did precisely the contrary.
13 7  |       his good fortune nobly. He received thirty sous per day, and
14 7  |        Chevalier Dessessart thus received four instead of one when
15 8  |         the young man. ~"Which I received this morning." ~D'Artagnan
16 9  |     executing the orders we have received?" asked one who appeared
17 11 |    observed that young cavaliers received presents from their king
18 13 |       that goddaughter  had been received as Lady of the Linen to
19 14 |          door opened; two guards received Bonacieux in their arms
20 16 |        he had so well earned--he received the singular commission
21 16 |          described, the cardinal received a letter with the London
22 16 |        or five days after I have received them I shall be in Paris." ~
23 16 |        the same day the cardinal received this letter the king put
24 16 |        or five days after having received the money. It will require
25 19 |          the mission I have just received from her Majesty." ~"Is
26 19 |        letter, which I have just received?" said the astonished Athos. ~
27 20 |   outnumbered in weapons. Aramis received a ball which passed through
28 20 |          man as any on earth. He received the travelers with his candlestick
29 21 |          the instructions he had received. At Neufchatel, as at St.
30 21 |    twelve hours. ~M. de Treville received him as if he had seen him
31 22 |   personage of the fete, she was received by the city officials, and
32 23 |          the first billet he had received; it was the first rendezvous
33 23 |       was with the letter he had received, he did not observe that;
34 25 |     guess, monsieur, the visit I received in your absence." ~"When?" ~"
35 25 |        friends. No news had been received of them; only a letter,
36 25 |  establishments that one is well received. In hotels that do not flourish,
37 25 |        was for some woman he had received this wound." ~"Has he been
38 25 |        You said that Porthos had received a sword cut." ~"Yes, but
39 25 |         nobody shall know he has received this wound except the duchess,
40 26 |         a host but a hostess who received him. d'Artagnan was a physiognomist.
41 26 |    pretended that d'Artagnan had received from the Duke of Buckingham. ~"
42 27 |          recurrence. Athos never received any letters; Athos never
43 27 |    matter, that the orders I had received did not come from him, and
44 28 |       affair of the Rue Ferou, I received a sword wound which at the
45 31 |     Place Royale. ~Milady Clarik received d'Artagnan ceremoniously.
46 31 |     morrow, and was still better received than on the evening before.
47 32 |          wife. ~On the morrow he received the last touches of Mousqueton'
48 32 |        his wife. ~The cousin was received with resignation, that was
49 32 |        never reckoned upon being received enthusiastically by the
50 32 |   Coquenard?" ~This time Porthos received the blow right in his stomach,
51 35 |        Never had he been so well received. Our Gascon knew, by the
52 35 | soubrette with de Wardes when he received the letter; how he had responded;
53 36 |        ring which he said he had received from you." ~"Wretch!" cried
54 38 |          Musketeer, as if he had received a ball in his heart. ~"Let
55 39 |        Artagnan, "I have already received by Monsieur de Cavois a
56 39 |         was, and who said he had received orders from his master." ~"
57 39 |           as I said, that he had received orders from his master or
58 40 |          On your return you were received by an august personage,
59 40 |          The day after that, you received a visit from Cavois," resumed
60 40 |       plan to you on the day you received my first invitation; but
61 40 |          d'Artagnan, that I have received heavy and serious complaints
62 40 |        should, therefore, be ill received here and ill regarded there
63 40 |     precipitate herself. Porthos received all these attentions like
64 41 |         sum which the bandit had received, with a dice box and dice,
65 41 |    prison; and the letter he had received from the young woman, and
66 43 |        friend, Aramis, here, has received a slight sword wound in
67 44 |         is to say, when you have received my instructions. Two men,
68 44 |     toward her--"now that I have received the instructions of your
69 45 |          with the order they had received, they bowed their heads
70 47 |       example. As to Grimaud, he received orders to place himself
71 47 |          M. de Treville, who had received the account of the adventure
72 49 |      went on board, where he was received with all the deference inspired
73 49 |      destined for you, madame. I received orders to go and take charge
74 50 |          as you desire." ~Milady received this look like a resigned
75 51 |      letter one of them had just received. This letter was so important
76 53 |         her plan of conduct. She received him like a woman who had
77 55 |        fulfill the orders I have received." ~"Do you believe, then,
78 55 |      door a minute after she had received it," replied Felton. ~"There
79 56 |          triumphant, should have received from the queen the reward
80 56 |         her own life, and I have received orders to watch her." ~"
81 57 |     sensations hitherto unknown, received her with transport, pressed
82 59 |       are the only tokens I ever received from her--this silver casket
83 60 |        ten days afterward Aramis received the following letter: ~My
84 62 |       which Madame Bonacieux has received from Madame the Constable,
85 63 |        all. That letter you have received, and which you believe to
86 63 |         of the same year. He was received in triumph, as if he came
87 64 |        presented themselves, and received clear, positive, and serious
88 64 |     while the mendicant, who had received his reward, left as fast
89 64 |         find Athos, who had just received this information when his
90 67 |         of the same year. He was received in triumph, as if he came