Chapter

 1 1 |       could you not contrive to get rid of this frantic boy
 2 1 |      already late. I had better get on horseback, and go and
 3 1 |      weakness d'Artagnan should get up and depart as quickly
 4 3 |          he endeavored twice to get up, and fell again twice.
 5 4 |      cursed Gascon that I am, I get from one hobble into another.
 6 5 |  supposing he should be able to get so far, he determined to
 7 9 |        d'Artagnan, who began to get a glimpse of the result
 8 10| suggestion." ~"What?" ~"You may get into trouble by what has
 9 14|       said he, "and tell him to get ready for a journey." ~An
10 14|      call upon my treasurer and get the money. You shall have
11 14|   doublet twelve diamond studs; get as near to him as you can,
12 17|     king entered; she could not get out and had heard all. ~
13 18|        gone, it is your turn to get out," said Mme. Bonacieux. "
14 19|       In that case you will not get beyond Bondy. I tell you
15 19|         where. So let us go and get killed where we are told
16 20|         by any means be made to get up again, the blood flowing
17 20|     that was not all; they must get to London. In England the
18 21|            D'Artagnan could not get over the surprise created
19 23|       the highest price you can get from him. However much of
20 24|   pointed, and d'Artagnan could get no hold. ~At that moment
21 24|      from its branches he might get a glimpse of the interior
22 24|        Artagnan had had time to get a glimpse of the head of
23 27|       as I thought necessary to get possession of the persons
24 27|      shots at you, and you will get as many from the cellar.
25 27|       made a breach in order to get out, and which were composed
26 27|        bad money." ~"Very well; get me my purse back and keep
27 28|          I certainly never will get drunk again, d'Artagnan;
28 28|     master." ~"But how shall we get back?" ~"Upon our lackey'
29 28|      the Jesuit entreated me to get him made a Musketeer." ~"
30 28|     advised him to try never to get wounded there any more." ~"
31 30|    perceived by her. He saw her get into her carriage, and heard
32 30|       if you were under arrest, get on horseback and come and
33 30|         him, "I ride what I can get; I am not so proud as you.
34 33|      tomorrow endeavor again to get me an answer to the letter
35 34|        but in a very ill humor. Get up!" ~He continued his way
36 36|        I shall soon know how to get rid of you--you double idiot,
37 37|     sword, Milady endeavored to get near enough to him to stab
38 37|     furniture in her efforts to get at him, he in screening
39 37|        bolts were fast, "let me get out of the hotel; for if
40 39|     that will be a pity. Let us get ready, gentlemen." ~"But
41 39|         Aramis. ~"Bah! you will get me out if they put me there,"
42 39|      world, "to be sure we will get you out; but meantime, as
43 41| Richelieu's object, not only to get rid of an enemy of France,
44 41|     make up your mind to go and get it, or I swear you shall
45 42|         cannot have had time to get cold! Can it, gentlemen?"
46 42|       with terror, "I wanted to get him out of the way that
47 44|    simplest thing in the world; get me that proof, and I will
48 44|       it were as easy for me to get rid of my enemy as it is
49 44|       my enemy as it is easy to get rid of yours, and if it
50 46|           said Athos: "we shall get into some pretty quarrel
51 46|   tonight, and that you did not get much the best of the Rochellais." ~
52 46|        Athos, "you are going to get us all killed without mercy." ~"
53 47|         she could with impunity get rid of you and perhaps of
54 47|       him in the same letter to get rid of his two friends,
55 47|     will allow the besiegers to get as far as the ditch, and
56 47|        does not know me; I will get access to her without her
57 47|      That renders it useless to get a pleurisy by too much haste." ~"
58 48|          you have eight days to get an interview with Lord de
59 48|     talk, if you babble, if you get drunk, you risk your master'
60 49|        coast, for she could not get rid of the thought that
61 51|        shut up, and you wish to get her out of the hands of
62 52|        of her peculiarities, to get rid thus, after one fashion
63 54|  perhaps send Felton himself to get the order signed by the
64 56|          for I tried in vain to get out of it. I sounded all
65 58|         you again; all is over. Get your clothes together. Tomorrow
66 58|        was too high to let them get much hold of it. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
67 58|         sent me in his place to get Buckingham to sign the order
68 63|        was most pressing was to get Mme. Bonacieux away, and
69 63|   agreed; Mme. Bonacieux was to get into the carriage as if
70 63|      Aramis ran to the table to get a glass of water; but he
71 65|        desperate, determined to get rid of an existence from