Chapter

 1 4 |            I said 'Excuse me.' It appears to me that this is quite
 2 5 |        you were but three, but it appears to me we are four." ~"But
 3 6 |       Artagnan thus provoked, "it appears to me that this place is
 4 8 |          Yes. The cardinal, as it appears, pursues he and persecutes
 5 8 |          interrupting you, but it appears to me that that name is
 6 9 |         duke; but it nevertheless appears to me that the dress of
 7 11|     Artagnan forgets his host, or appears to forget him, under the
 8 11|          Artagnan to himself. "It appears that the method I have adopted
 9 13|        her. I was deceived, as it appears, and I ask your pardon." ~"
10 15|        but very inveterate, as it appears, against the uniform--have
11 15|          annoy me in this way. It appears, according to your account,
12 16|            I am a criminal, as it appears. Estafania, give up the
13 19|            ah!" said Porthos, "it appears there's something fresh
14 19|        lackeys." ~"Porthos's plan appears to me to be impracticable,"
15 19|      sealed. We must, then, as it appears to me, travel in company.
16 20|          faithful servants." ~"It appears that his Eminence is anxious
17 23|            We are going again, it appears, to have our hides pierced
18 23|         there will be four." ~"It appears that our journey was a remounting
19 23|        the world to be so; but it appears that is not possible." ~
20 23|      mystifier; and the mystifier appears to me to have the air of
21 23|         right, Planchet; all this appears to be a little mysterious;
22 25|         man!" said d'Artagnan. It appears to me that if my boots need
23 25|       very bad condition, too. It appears that he had met with disagreeableness,
24 25|           meant to quarrel?" ~"It appears so." ~"And do you know what
25 25|          so much of a devil as he appears." ~Saying these words, d'
26 25|       very well toward you, as it appears, my dear Porthos," said
27 25|           Artagnan, laughing, "it appears to me that from time to
28 27|          would have me hanged. It appears that I had made a mistake,
29 28|      faith," said d'Artagnan, "it appears that I was more drunk than
30 28|           Aramis. ~"Well, then it appears that we are the Croesuses
31 29|          a great conqueror, as it appears!" ~"I, madame?" said Porthos,
32 30|           this is rather warm; it appears that Milady and I are anxious
33 30|         offer you my services? It appears to me that this cavalier
34 32| courteously. ~"We are cousins, it appears, Monsieur Porthos?" said
35 33|         is one," said Kitty, "who appears to me quite a different
36 34|            as he walked away, "it appears I am getting nearer to Monsieur
37 35|           Your Milady," said he, "appears to be an infamous creature,
38 36|           is because my happiness appears so impossible to me; and
39 36|          heard what I said." ~"It appears that these appointments
40 37|           guilty toward you as he appears." ~"Indeed!" said Milady,
41 39|       Athos, "you forget that; it appears to me, however, that the
42 40|           dissatisfied." ~"But it appears to me that my Guards--mine--
43 42|            ah!" said Porthos, "it appears we are feasting!" ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
44 42|          Well," said Porthos, "it appears to me that the means are
45 43|         him out of the window. It appears that in falling," continued
46 44|           as all the world knows, appears at the Louvre every time
47 46|       frown of the Musketeer. "It appears there is something fresh
48 46|        come and disturb us." ~"It appears to me," said d'Artagnan,
49 46|          plundered, were they? It appears the conquerors had something
50 47|        the Bastille." ~"Go to! It appears to me you make dull jokes,
51 47|        said Athos. ~"My faith, it appears so!" said d'Artagnan. ~"
52 48|      seven thousand livres?" ~"It appears so," said Athos, "since
53 48|      great faith in Planchet, who appears to me to be a very good
54 51|     cardinal seemed furious. ~"It appears that Messieurs the Musketeers
55 52|       burning glance by which she appears to interrogate herself. "
56 53|          all her advantages. ~"It appears," said the baron, seating
57 53|   carelessly upon the hearth, "it appears we have made a little apostasy!" ~"
58 55|         features of the angel who appears to me every night, crying
59 60|         stumbled at anything. "It appears to me that we are making
60 61|         to meet with a person who appears to know him well." ~"Oh,
61 62|              Return instantly. It appears to me that the news you
62 63|       pace with yours. And yet it appears, in spite of all your diligence,
63 63|        everything; be easy." ~"It appears, however," said Lord de