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 1 1 |         this boy?" But an imperious glance from the stranger stopped
 2 1 |             He perceived then, at a glance, that this woman was young
 3 4 |             the one which his eager glance pervaded, could he see anyone;
 4 5 |           cast an anxious and rapid glance over the field of battle. ~
 5 5 |          greatest need, he caught a glance from Athos. The glance was
 6 5 |            a glance from Athos. The glance was of sublime eloquence.
 7 6 |      Treville, who saw at the first glance how things would go, "on
 8 6 |           in his hand. At the first glance, d'Artagnan judged that
 9 7 |        appreciated him at the first glance and who bore him a real
10 10|           examined her with a rapid glance. ~She was a charming woman
11 10|      darting at her the most loving glance that he could possibly concentrate
12 11|     reopened her eyes, cast a quick glance upon the man who had terrified
13 11|        surveying her with an ardent glance, "come, be more generous.
14 19|      Treville entered. At the first glance, and by the joy which was
15 20|            Wardes. ~Then, casting a glance on the handsome young man,
16 21|                The goldsmith cast a glance at the elegant manner in
17 22|                    The queen cast a glance around her, and saw the
18 23|         Hotel des Gardes, he took a glance in to the stables. Three
19 24|          hedge, after having cast a glance behind it. Beyond that hedge,
20 25|             with mud; but that same glance fell upon the shoes and
21 25|             house, and cast a rapid glance at the bed. It had not been
22 26| physiognomist. His eye took in at a glance the plump, cheerful countenance
23 26|            meaning, darted at him a glance which might have been thought
24 26|       IMMENSITATEM." ~Aramis cast a glance upon d'Artagnan to see what
25 27|            signs, read in the faint glance of his master his least
26 27|          appeared, who with a rapid glance took a survey of the surroundings. ~
27 29|             rapidity of lightning a glance toward the inconstant Porthos;
28 29|           Milady; he cast a passing glance at Porthos, and beheld this
29 29|              throwing a significant glance at Porthos. "Fortunately,
30 30|           SOUBRETTE cast an anxious glance at d'Artagnan, whose good
31 32|         cast a rapid, investigating glance into the kitchen; and he
32 32|          thought Porthos, casting a glance at the three hungry clerks--
33 33|       midnight,. ~D'Artagnan cast a glance around him. The little apartment
34 33|            time our Gascon saw at a glance all the advantage to be
35 33|            The poor girl ventured a glance at d'Artagnan which said, "
36 34|          the mendicant cast a rapid glance around him in order to be
37 35|           Gascon knew, by the first glance of his eye, that his billet
38 36|          Artagnan cast an inquiring glance at Milady. She was pale,
39 36|           Milady; and a threatening glance darted from her eyes. ~"
40 36|                Milady answered by a glance which said, "Is that all?--
41 36|           And then accompanying the glance with explanatory words, "
42 39|      friends, darted a scrutinizing glance into every carriage that
43 39|           this simple exchange of a glance, why this lost kiss? If,
44 40|            and d'Artagnan felt this glance run through his veins like
45 41|    ambuscade. ~The young man cast a glance at the first musket and
46 45|             Aramis. He cast a rapid glance around the room, and perceived
47 48|          friends exchanged a joyful glance; half of the work was done.
48 48|              said he. ~Athos cast a glance over the epistle, and to
49 49|          for Milady. ~With a single glance the prisoner took in the
50 50|             thoughtful, plunged her glance into the depths of possibility,
51 50|             could not even obtain a glance as long as she was ignorant
52 51|            the army, cast a pensive glance over those works, so slowly
53 52|            return to Milady, whom a glance thrown upon the coast of
54 52|             to her eyes the burning glance by which she appears to
55 53|             YOUR MASS, and a simple glance cast upon Felton, revealed
56 54|            words, from the simplest glance of his eyes to his gestures--
57 54|       moment he went out a piercing glance darted through the opening
58 55|              sending a scrutinizing glance from Milady to the young
59 56|              Milady saw at a single glance all the painful feelings
60 58|             bed of fire. She cast a glance at the door; the baron had
61 59|             Felton, he cast a rapid glance over the paper, and perceiving
62 59|        where he was. With the eagle glance of a sailor he had recognized
63 64|         cast a cold and indifferent glance upon the objects we have
64 67|              and darted a searching glance into the room where the
65 67|       Chevalier de Rochefort cast a glance backward, and saw that Porthos