Chapter

 1 1 |     fellow must be the devil in person!" cried the stranger. ~"
 2 2 |       which, as the rest of his person, he appeared to take great
 3 3 |     without attaching you to my person. I hope that my frankness
 4 7 |        strong attachment to his person and a great veneration for
 5 7 |         a pale face and thinner person, but with money in his purse. ~
 6 8 |      someone." ~"And who is the person whom you suspect?" ~"A man
 7 9 |        man must be the devil in person; he has disappeared like
 8 9 |       have been deceived by the person; but the face--" ~"I had
 9 10|       her husband, or any other person? Has Monsieur Bonacieux
10 10|      his wife, or for any other person? Has either of them confided
11 10|        upon her charming little person; and while he descended
12 11|         must have seen that the person to whom I spoke was a woman." ~"
13 11|     perhaps no." ~"But will the person who shall accompany you
14 11|       she was going or upon the person who should accompany her,
15 13|   looked up to see what sort of person he had to do with. This
16 14|      exchange some words with a person in the next chamber and
17 16|    suspected paper, even on the person of your Majesty." ~"What
18 17|       sends you; an illustrious person awaits you. The recompense
19 21|        been stolen, perhaps the person who stole them still has
20 21|  believe that I know that other person; it is--" ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
21 21|        duke; "and it is to this person I am bound to discharge
22 22|        even saw the shadow of a person intercept the light. ~At
23 25|       Monsieur de Cavois?" ~"In person." ~"The captain of the cardinal'
24 25|        me better than any other person." ~"Yes; but in our situation
25 25|      blow out the brains of the person who should be so imprudent
26 27|       of middle height; but his person was so admirably shaped
27 27|    shade, spread over his whole person, rendered still more interesting
28 27|        I had arrested the wrong person, and that he whom I ought
29 28|       no law; besides, I am the person punished, as that rascally
30 30|     Athos, which from any other person would have offended him, "
31 30|         he was acquainted. This person walked along the terrace,
32 30|       and read these words: ~"A person who takes more interest
33 30|    about the health of the same person. Well, Planchet, how is
34 30|    under your protection if the person with whom I quarrel were
35 34|         being informed that the person who wanted to speak to him
36 37|  Artagnan of today are the same person." ~The imprudent young man
37 38|         entirely devoted to the person who will give me the means
38 39|     this carriage contained the person who had appointed the rendezvous;
39 41|       pocket a letter from that person, who attaches great importance
40 42|       was very anxious to be in person at the siege, it was said
41 45|         the Comte de la Fere in person, who comes expressly from
42 47|         myself. I know a clever person at Tours--" ~Aramis stopped
43 47|         and you and your clever person will be arrested." ~"Without
44 48|      should write to the clever person at Tours; and which should
45 48|       following: ~"My Lord, The person who writes these few lines
46 48|     yourself the friend of that person, he thinks it his duty to
47 48|        said Athos. "This clever person is your relative, then?" ~"
48 48|       nobody but him; any other person would fail. Besides, Bazin
49 49|       the rest concerns another person." ~"And who is that other
50 49|           And who is that other person?" asked Milady, warmly. "
51 49|     approached the door. ~"That person is here, madame," said the
52 52| Richelieu threatened him in the person of the queen. D'Artagnan
53 53|       might therefore deceive a person who saw her for the first
54 54|        Order to conduct to--the person named Charlotte Backson,
55 56|        look, my voice, my whole person, that sincerity of gesture,
56 57|      hell has bestowed upon his person for the curse of humanity. ~"'
57 58|           said Felton, "this is person of whom I spoke to you,
58 60|       place in the hands of the person who shall present this note
59 61|    shall always have faith in a person whose countenance inspires
60 61|        abbess, "that this young person is innocent?" ~"The cardinal
61 61|    strange to me to meet with a person who appears to know him
62 62|         that I am to follow the person who presents himself in
63 64| question he had asked the first person he met. The night watch
64 64|    minds to know who this other person could be. ~At this moment
65 66|        the attempts upon my own person. Die in peace!" ~"And I,"