Chapter

 1 1 |           is in the great gateway, ready saddled for your departure." ~"
 2 2 |    borrowing, that is to say, with ready wit--in default of money,
 3 2 |    obedient to his least word, and ready to sacrifice themselves
 4 2 |             armed to the teeth and ready for anything. On one of
 5 6 |          the Musketeer dressed and ready to go out. As the hour to
 6 6 |      anything further? Speak, I am ready to obey." ~"No, monsieur,
 7 6 |          my people, and that I was ready to offer you my excuses.
 8 11|            and then followed them, ready to execute the instructions
 9 13|      attended by his clerk, he was ready to embrace them both. ~"
10 13|         the cardinal." ~"Why, I am ready to tell everything," cried
11 14|           he, "and tell him to get ready for a journey." ~An instant
12 15|           Majesty's service and is ready to shed it again, has been
13 15|         found," replied Treville, "ready to answer, when it shall
14 16|            he had great dread, was ready to make up all differences
15 17|         knees; "upon my soul, I am ready to die for your Majesty!" ~
16 18|        service, and God knows I am ready to throw myself into the
17 19|      nothing prevents me, and I am ready to follow you. You say we
18 19|        questions? D'Artagnan, I am ready to follow you." ~"And I
19 20|      announce that the horses were ready, and they were arising from
20 20|          the four horses should be ready. ~The night was quiet enough.
21 20|            the captain of a vessel ready to set sail, "but this morning
22 20|        gate. ~The vessel was quite ready to sail, and the captain
23 21|          as you have here, a horse ready saddled." ~"Have I anything
24 21|             he found a horse quite ready and awaiting him. He was
25 23|          intoxication of joy, felt ready to dissolve away at the
26 23|          appointed hour I shall be ready; only I believed that Monsieur
27 23|          At nine o'clock, then, be ready here at the hotel, I will
28 24|      Gardes; he found Planchet all ready. The fourth horse had arrived. ~
29 27|          Aramis. "You will find me ready to follow you." ~They took
30 27| Musketeers--I told him I was quite ready to submit to his conditions. ~"'
31 27|        Planchet with his musketoon ready for use, he approached the
32 28|       return to Paris? Bravo! I am ready. We are going to rejoin
33 30|        master that the horses were ready. ~"What horses?" asked Athos. ~"
34 30|          heart. As he said, he was ready to go to the end of the
35 31|         their adversaries, "are we ready?" ~"Yes!" answered the Englishmen
36 32|         their stools in hand quite ready to sit down. Their jaws
37 32|            manner that they seemed ready to burst. ~"One may see
38 33|         girl. ~"Of that which I am ready to feel toward you." ~"And
39 35|            instant he felt himself ready to reveal all. He even opened
40 36|        required of me. Order; I am ready." ~"For everything?" ~"For
41 36|         lifted up his head. ~"I am ready," said he. ~"You have understood
42 37|            de Wardes. ~"I am quite ready," said d'Artagnan; "but
43 38|            same. When the two were ready to go out, the latter made
44 38|         you." ~"Reflect, Athos!" ~"Ready money is needful for the
45 39|         will be a pity. Let us get ready, gentlemen." ~"But this
46 39|       worthy gentlemen were always ready. ~Athos divided them into
47 42|          thought he would make all ready, like an intelligent man;
48 46|   breakfast for these gentlemen is ready," said the host. ~"Well,
49 47|   announced that the breakfast was ready. ~Athos replied, always
50 50|            but I have judges quite ready who will quickly dispose
51 51|           seen a magnificent fleet ready to sail within eight days.
52 51|          for your Eminence, we are ready to obey you. Your Eminence
53 51|            question us, and we are ready to reply." ~"What was that
54 53|          it having been brought in ready spread. ~Felton remained
55 53|       peculiar to her, this reply, ready arranged, presented itself
56 54|             She believed the order ready for execution. She thought
57 55|          general, seeing the enemy ready to surrender, marches toward
58 56|           covers, bearing a supper ready prepared, stood, as if by
59 58|          prevent my walking." ~"Be ready, then, at the first signal." ~
60 58|            pass through. ~"Are you ready?" asked Felton. ~"Yes. Must
61 58|             will you come?" ~"I am ready." ~Milady mounted upon a
62 61|          Dear Child, Hold yourself ready. OUR FRIEND will see you
63 63|           gone out, "everything is ready. The abbess suspects nothing,
64 63|          it be to avenge her, I am ready to follow you." ~Athos profited
65 64|           to make, and that he was ready to obey. ~      ~ ~ ~ ~
66 64|           an instant all five were ready. Each examined his arms,
67 67|         Command, monseigneur; I am ready." ~"Your pardon?" said Richelieu,