Chapter

 1 1 |      grumbled the host, drawing near to d'Artagnan, and endeavoring
 2 1 |         into such a rage as was near costing him a fresh consumption
 3 1 |         the Rue des Fossoyeurs, near the Luxembourg. ~As soon
 4 2 |      you with the other Sunday, near the gate St. Honor." ~"No,
 5 3 |      Treville's house, to place near him, to win his confidence,
 6 4 |       And where, I pray you?" ~"Near the Carmes-Deschaux." ~"
 7 4 |       this good feeling drawing near to Aramis, who was departing
 8 5 |       and Aramis instantly drew near one another, while Jussac
 9 6 |         a tennis court situated near the stables of the Luxembourg.
10 6 |     that if, instead of passing near, it had hit him, his audience
11 6 |         went and took his place near the cord and in the gallery. ~
12 6 |      six hours, and when he was near being taken--when St.-Simon
13 8 |     Monsieur Laporte placed her near her Majesty in order that
14 10|        said d'Artagnan; "we are near Athos's door. Yes, here
15 11|      darkest side of the street near a stone bench placed at
16 11|    journey, she resolutely drew near to Aramis's shutter, and
17 11|        advantage d'Artagnan was near uttering a cry of surprise;
18 11|    About three months ago I was near having a duel with Aramis
19 12|        happy and proud at being near the moment he had so long
20 13|      corridor. These steps drew near to his dungeon, the door
21 13|  Bastille were executed--he was near fainting and crossed himself
22 14|    twelve diamond studs; get as near to him as you can, and cut
23 15|      encounter which took place near the Convent of the Carmes-Dechausses?"
24 16|        policy and love. She has near her a certain Laporte." ~"
25 18|        of me." ~D'Artagnan drew near the window, and lent his
26 21|         France was talked of as near and certain, and the jolly
27 22|     kingdom. ~The cardinal drew near to the king, and placed
28 24|         eleven o'clock. He drew near to the window, and placing
29 24|  pursuing his researches, found near the wall a woman's torn
30 25|        old trade. While walking near the wood of Monsieur le
31 26|      trial, Bazin found himself near a result of which he had
32 27|     Some of that at the bottom, near the laths. There are twenty-
33 28| yesterday from bleeding. I drew near, and found he was bidding
34 29|        a beautiful lady who was near the choir, and who not only
35 29|     upon your friendship--I was near dying of my wounds at first,
36 29|       at the church has estates near to those of my family, we
37 30|         cloak and with the scar near his temple, filled his mind
38 30|         horse and had been very near winning his diamond of Athos,
39 31|        A silent party soon drew near to the same enclosure, entered,
40 31|   pledge him. He therefore drew near to the table and took the
41 32|        at the bottle, which was near him, and hoped that with
42 33|       As to the cause which was near making Milady lose her credit
43 37|        Milady endeavored to get near enough to him to stab him,
44 37|  keeping on the defensive, drew near to Kitty's door. At the
45 38|                     But however near it may be," replied d'Artagnan, "
46 38|  Monsieur Chevalier, far off or near," said Kitty, "I shall always
47 39|      strongbox of her husband. ~Near the Louvre the four friends
48 39|       went and took their watch near an entrance. ~D'Artagnan,
49 41|        caused to be constructed near the city. ~The Guards, under
50 41|        was to examine the place near enough to verify the reports. ~
51 41|         a motive for staying so near the enemy, abridged the
52 43|         his attendant, who drew near. "These three Musketeers
53 43|        these gentlemen can wait near a good fire?" said the cardinal. ~
54 47|    musket next to him, and drew near to one of the loopholes. ~
55 47|         my word, the drum draws near," said d'Artagnan. ~"Let
56 48|     nearly been the victim of a near relative, whom you believe
57 49|     roadstead; but as they drew near in order to cast anchor,
58 49|       wake of the ship, a speck near the enormous mass. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
59 50|       shutter, and draw a chair near to his sister-in-law's fauteuil,
60 51|    company of Treville, he drew near and looked at him in a peculiar
61 51|          the four muskets piled near the drum, on which were
62 51|        grouped themselves again near the wine jar. ~"You had
63 52|        in the chamber, and drew near. ~"Place that table there,"
64 52|   armchair which happened to be near the door, and waited without
65 53|        reclining in an armchair near the chimney, beautiful,
66 53|      book upon the little table near which Milady was sitting,
67 53|         the effects ARE drawing near, on the contrary; but you,
68 54|          Then as the steps drew near, she became silent for fear
69 55|  grating to which she had drawn near, Milady saw the young man
70 56|      trembling. My clothes were near me on a chair; I neither
71 56|        hand, and when I saw him near me, stretching out his arms
72 58|    Felton continued to descend. Near the bottom of the ladder,
73 58|          The boat approached as near as it could to the shore;
74 58|       with his foot. ~They drew near to the sloop. A sailor on
75 61|     upon the stairs, steps drew near, the door opened, and a
76 62|        the order is imperative. Near the camp you might be recognized;
77 63|         on--that this issue was near, and could not fail to be
78 63|         which continued to draw near, amid which she seemed to
79 64|        he came to seek sat down near him. ~Then he explained
80 65|     mantle, seated upon a stool near a dying fire. Her elbows
81 66|   Execution~ ~ ~ ~ ~     It was near midnight; the moon, lessened
82 66|         to your masters, I have near at hand avengers who will
83 66|    fastened her feet. On coming near the bank, she jumped lightly
84 67|     chevalier, who no doubt was near the door, entered immediately. ~"