Chapter

 1 Pre|          one before ourselves had given a thought.~D'Artagnan relates
 2 1  |    expression which his words had given to the physiognomy of the
 3 1  |       Artagnan, and which she had given her son secretly. Next he
 4 2  |         sight appeared only to be given to see if the king were
 5 2  |       paternal generosity. It was given to you by that veiled lady
 6 2  |           Only till the queen has given an heir to the crown of
 7 3  |          I will not have occasion given for the cardinal's Guards,
 8 5  |       balsam for wounds--a balsam given to me by my mother and of
 9 6  |        give up hunting, as I have given up hawking. Ah, I am an
10 7  |           he waited at the dinner given my his master, and saw him
11 7  |       Porthos. Porthos would have given ten years of his life to
12 7  | handkerchief you saw had not been given to me, but it had been forgotten
13 8  |         pistoles for which he had given his word. ~Then the inconvenience
14 8  |        Yes, yes; you have already given me that reason, and I find
15 8  |          this but a love meeting, given by a lady to a cavalier,
16 8  |         with the character he had given himself, judged it prudent
17 10 |        key, which was customarily given him as one of the family,
18 10 |        apartment of which we have given a description. ~"You are
19 11 |           pursued his way. He had given his word not to watch Mme.
20 12 |          the hope you have almost given me, will have richly paid
21 15 |          this young man of having given bad counsel?" ~"To Athos,
22 16 |         that the letter should be given to him, madame, he would
23 17 |          young woman who had been given to her by Laporte. ~"Oh,
24 17 |               The letter shall be given to himself." ~"Generous
25 18 |           the cardinal would have given you letters of nobility." ~"
26 19 |           lady was to whom he had given hospitality, and that he
27 21 |         these studs was at a ball given by the king eight days ago
28 22 |        the hotel. These keys were given up to him instantly. Each
29 22 |        two studs the cardinal had given him. ~"How, sire?" cried
30 23 |     Monsieur for the crown he had given me, and I promise him to
31 23 | Impossible, monsieur." ~"You have given your word, then?" ~"Yes,
32 23 |          of the four friends, had given them a breakfast of chocolate. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
33 24 |         and as no signal had been given him by which to announce
34 24 |          but his word, and I have given you mine." ~With a heavy
35 26 |      cavalier, and went to a ball given by a lady friend of mine
36 26 |       your absence, and which was given to me for you." ~"But from
37 28 |      Aramis, "imagined that I had given almost my last sou to the
38 31 |        spot behind the Luxembourg given up to the feeding of goats.
39 34 |       someone to blame for having given it." ~Porthos arrived a
40 35 |         To the great lady she had given a heart vile and venal;
41 35 |          to the SOUBRETTE she had given the heart of a duchess. ~
42 35 |           the commission, she had given Kitty a purse. ~Returning
43 35 |           of love, as it has been given to you." ~D'Artagnan became
44 36 |     possible death without having given me at least something more
45 37 |         only caressed till he had given death; but pride, but self-love,
46 37 |         really love me?" ~"I have given you proof of that, it seems
47 39 |        bought or the one that was given to you?" ~"That which was
48 39 |         to you?" ~"That which was given to me, assuredly. You cannot
49 39 |           spite of the injunction given, d'Artagnan put his horse
50 41 |           Of the important cities given up by Henry IV to the Huguenots
51 41 |         felt himself isolated and given up to his own reflections. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
52 41 |     accuracy of the aim had first given him the idea that a special
53 42 |    accomplish the order they have given me by forwarding to you
54 43 |        separate command had to be given to each. Bassompierre took
55 44 |         the queen during the fete given by Madame the Constable;
56 44 |      expressions of our host have given me reason to think the road
57 45 |           made you rich, hell has given you another name, hell has
58 47 |          host!" cried he, "he has given us Anjou wine instead of
59 47 |   Artagnan, who, on his part, has given her some offense for which
60 47 |         de Wardes, to whom I have given three sword wounds; next
61 47 |          much, d'Artagnan. I have given you all I have, and I beg
62 47 |     Porthos; his opinion has been given." ~"Why, I think," said
63 48 |          silence, "d'Artagnan has given us an excellent program,
64 48 |        for, and instructions were given him. The matter had been
65 48 |         he to him. "When you have given the letter to Lord de Winter
66 48 |      Busigny, who, by the by, had given them a magnificent dinner,
67 49 |           without any order being given or his place of destination
68 50 |           d'Artagnan's letter had given birth in the mind of her
69 51 |          silent. ~"Would you have given up the letter, Aramis?"
70 51 |    insisted upon the letter being given up to him, I would have
71 51 |          but after all, as I have given you proofs, my dear cousin,
72 55 |          replied Milady. ~"I have given you the choice between America
73 56 |     anything, and who had already given me a fatal proof of what
74 58 |           he was, and that he had given orders to be informed if
75 60 |       city where the cardinal has given rendezvous to a woman who,
76 61 |    promise which the cardinal had given her if she succeeded in
77 61 |           This awakening you have given me; allow me, then, to enjoy
78 61 |   grateful for the warning he has given. ~"Yes, yes," said Milady; "
79 62 |         safe-conduct which he had given me; tell him they warned
80 62 |           the four Musketeers had given fresh activity to their
81 64 |          The despair of Athos had given place to a concentrated
82 67 |          Milady, and which he had given to d'Artagnan to serve him