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 1 1 |           had been more painfully perceived by young d'Artagnan--for
 2 1 |        eye upon the stranger, and perceived a man of from forty to forty-five
 3 1 |   expression of a countenance. He perceived then, at a glance, that
 4 2 |          be buttoned; but he soon perceived by certain scratches that
 5 3 |          to the others, as may be perceived; but he thought this addition
 6 4 |        and in front of that hotel perceived Aramis, chatting gaily with
 7 4 |        Artagnan was not hasty. He perceived his mistake; but the friends
 8 5 |         readers must have already perceived that d'Artagnan was not
 9 5 |          pointed to by Athos, and perceived Aramis. ~"What!" cried he,
10 5 |      whose keen eye lost nothing, perceived a faintly sly smile pass
11 5 |       himself. All this young man perceived, and yet, to his praise
12 5 |     resume the fight. ~D'Artagnan perceived that it would be disobliging
13 8 |         as must have been already perceived, who made but little noise,
14 10|       again, that it might not be perceived the next day that it had
15 11|         Rue Cassette, and already perceived the door of his friend's
16 11|          the front of it, when he perceived something like a shadow
17 11|         hand into his pocket, and perceived that he had not wherewithal
18 11|         young man and young woman perceived they were watched, and redoubled
19 13|           treatment. The officers perceived that they had not to deal
20 13|          way to La Greve, when he perceived the pointed roof of the
21 14|       through a fog. His ears had perceived sounds without comprehending
22 14|     floated before the window, he perceived by degrees that his fear
23 16|     entered; but scarcely had she perceived him then she reseated herself
24 17|     possible, increased; the king perceived it, and enjoyed it with
25 19|        the worthy captain plainly perceived that something new was on
26 21|       them, d'Artagnan fancied he perceived on board it the woman of
27 22|         in his an object which he perceived to be a ring. The door immediately
28 24|        the night. d'Artagnan then perceived a thing that he had not
29 24|         of it; but as soon as she perceived the other two men, she fell
30 24|        before. The first thing he perceived through the damp gray mist
31 25|         approaching the house, he perceived M. Bonacieux in morning
32 25|           Planchet, as soon as he perceived his master, "here is more
33 25|          was about to set out, we perceived that his lackey was saddling
34 25|            In addition to this he perceived that the top of a wardrobe
35 26|           him. He shook his head, perceived the cabaret at which he
36 26|         the place, and he at once perceived there was no occasion for
37 26|       stead d'Artagnan thought he perceived in an obscure corner a discipline
38 27|         clock in the morning they perceived Ameins, and at half past
39 27|            but to his surprise he perceived that Athos staggered. ~"
40 28| Creveccoeur. From a distance they perceived Aramis, seated in a melancholy
41 29|        worthy Porthos. D'Artagnan perceived him one day walking toward
42 29|         the looks of Porthos, and perceived that they rested upon the
43 30|     followed Milady without being perceived by her. He saw her get into
44 30|         upon which d'Artagnan had perceived Lubin. ~D'Artagnan followed
45 30|          end of five minutes they perceived the carriage drawn up by
46 31|           yet it was easily to be perceived, whatever effort she made
47 31|         her robe. ~Lord de Winter perceived nothing of this. When he
48 31|        Milady, and in a mirror he perceived the change that came over
49 32|         with a creak, and Porthos perceived through the half-open flap
50 33|   deceiver was, as may plainly be perceived, already sacrificing, in
51 34|         reperused the letter, and perceived a postscript: ~P.S. You
52 34|          my conversation." ~Bazin perceived he was wrong; he bowed and
53 36|         tell you so? Have you not perceived it?" ~"It may be; but you
54 36|   auxiliary?" ~D'Artagnan at once perceived the ground which the vindictive
55 37|          In an instant d'Artagnan perceived that the best way in which
56 38|       naked sword, the poor devil perceived he had to deal with a man.
57 38|           tremble. As soon as she perceived him, she cried, "You have
58 39|      examining his papers; but he perceived that the man at the desk
59 41|            from behind a rock, he perceived the extremity of another
60 41|      direction; but as soon as he perceived that the orifice of the
61 41|         to the ray of the sun, he perceived the gun barrel, he was thinking
62 41|         turning round, d'Artagnan perceived that the two soldiers had
63 41|   cardinal. ~But amid all this he perceived, with a feeling of real
64 42|       expressed that each of them perceived the gravity of their situation. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
65 45|       glance around the room, and perceived that one of his men was
66 45|         and through the open door perceived Milady putting on her hat. ~
67 45|           cried he, as soon as he perceived the horsemen. ~"That is
68 46|         manner of acting, and who perceived immediately, by a word,
69 47|          to treason." ~D'Artagnan perceived the force of this reasoning,
70 51|          from the top of which he perceived behind a hedge, reclining
71 51|     Gascon; and as he had already perceived that these men were Musketeers,
72 51|        his Eminence, they plainly perceived that the cardinal went away
73 52|      clock in the evening. Milady perceived a bed; she calculated that
74 52|   appearing to open the lids. She perceived Felton, who sat with his
75 54|          and Milady but obscurely perceived the means which could lead
76 54|       nearly closed door, and she perceived Felton, who drew quickly
77 54|     instant; when all at once she perceived that no signature was attached
78 54|          said Lord de Winter, who perceived what was passing in her
79 55|      seated, and over her head he perceived a gilt-headed screw, fixed
80 55|           probably Lord de Winter perceived this emotion. ~"Mistrust
81 55|          the door opened, and she perceived Felton. ~The young man advanced
82 56|      light into my chamber; and I perceived with terror that a man was
83 57|       speechless. ~Milady plainly perceived that it was now her turn
84 57|         blood will flow." ~Milady perceived that all was lost unless
85 58|           usual time. Milady then perceived, with terror, that the uniform
86 58|          light of every flash she perceived the shadow of Felton through
87 59|         was breaking, and at once perceived all the treachery. ~"One
88 63|     Bethune, whose outskirts they perceived, and stopped before the
89 64|        every line traced upon it, perceived that there were four different
90 65|         aid of the lightning they perceived the village of Erquinheim. ~"