Chapter

 1 1 |       which had accompanied the present were above all price. ~"
 2 1 |        from that date up to the present day, a hundred times, perhaps!
 3 1 |         in botany, but till the present time very rare among horses." ~"
 4 1 | servants, none of the travelers present, could have gained anything
 5 1 |      the past, confident in the present, and full of hope for the
 6 2 |      another in order always to present an imposing number, paraded
 7 3 |         his remembrances of the present and the past, M. de Treville
 8 3 |      which my father gave me to present to you." ~"I certainly am
 9 3 |        honest youth; but at the present moment I can only do for
10 6 |      been impossible for him to present himself before the king.
11 6 |         he returned too late to present himself at the Louvre, that
12 7 | resolution of believing for the present all that was said of their
13 7 |        if an opportunity should present itself for d'Artagnan to
14 8 |      you should be short at the present moment." ~"Admirable! You
15 10|          I am all attention." ~"Present yourself at the wicket of
16 11|        But, we must say, at the present moment d'Artagnan was ruled
17 14|     Duke of Buckingham shall be present. He will wear on his doublet
18 15|     Bonacieux undergo. ~We were present at the scene in which the
19 15|       which I have the honor to present to your Majesty." ~"And
20 16|         with what object do you present yourself here?" ~"To make,
21 18|   mission. You would then be in present possession of the letter.
22 19|         someday, Aramis; but at present I must imitate the discretion
23 21|       embargo on all vessels at present in his Majesty's ports,
24 21|         replied d'Artagnan. "At present, I confess, that is the
25 22|      madame. If I made you that present it was that you might adorn
26 23|   Beware, my dear d'Artagnan! A present from an enemy is not a good
27 25|          absolutely nothing, at present, but quitting Paris, as
28 25|         I know he must be so at present." ~"We thought so, too,
29 26|   easily understood that in the present disposition of his master
30 27|        king who made you such a present." ~"Certainly it was not
31 27|     months with Athos. ~For the present he had no anxiety. He shrugged
32 28|       all the words of Athos as present to his memory as if they
33 28|         table, the story of the present day making him forget that
34 31|        agreeable to you, I will present you to my sister, Milady
35 32|         would take place at the present sitting, and in that same
36 33|       wrote: ~Madame, Until the present moment I could not believe
37 33|      was even, according to our present manners, something like
38 34|        Coquenard recognized her present, and could not at first
39 36|    moment of silence, "from the present time, cease to talk of impossibilities." ~"
40 37|       de Wardes were, up to the present moment absolutely the same,
41 38|      formed part of the nuptial present he made his wife, and it
42 38|    extricate yourself from your present difficulties; and when you
43 38|        money is needful for the present time, and we must learn
44 39|        disquiet--for behind all present happiness is concealed a
45 40|      right of giving myself; at present I shall appear to sell myself." ~"
46 41|         of the queen was at the present time an additional cause
47 42|     them to enjoy with him this present of delicious Anjou wine
48 43|         having, at least at the present, anything to fear on the
49 44|    steal his confidence, but to present yourself frankly and loyally
50 44|    proofs." ~"I must be able to present these proofs for his appreciation." ~"
51 45|       have only lived up to the present time because we believed
52 46|      all the astonished persons present, the young men took the
53 47|      evening d'Artagnan went to present his respects to M. Dessessart,
54 48|        third time, which is the present, you may succumb. Your relative
55 48|         of times past, of times present, and probably of times to
56 49|     terminates, at least to the present moment, the duty I had to
57 50|                         Yes, at present," continued Lord de Winter, "
58 53|         her power, that she was present at his execution; and it
59 56|     prop, her only protector at present, but still further, the
60 58|        that she was too weak at present, and that her only desire
61 59|     emotion he had experienced, present fatigue--all together exalted
62 60|         of the person who shall present this note to her the novice
63 60|      money), I am at Bethune. I present my letter from the queen
64 65|        assassinated!" cried all present, with one voice. ~"Yes,"