Chapter

 1 1 |           to you. By the latter I mean your relatives and friends.
 2 4 | compromised by you." ~"By US, you mean!" cried d'Artagnan. ~"Why
 3 5 |          said he, "what does this mean?" ~"This is the gentleman
 4 6 |    holiness, sire." ~"What do you mean by that, monsieur?" ~"That
 5 6 |       extend to cardinals." ~"You mean to say that he deceives
 6 6 |          that he deceives me; you mean to say that he betrays me?
 7 6 |      Treville, a mere boy! Do you mean to say that it was he who
 8 11|            How badly? What do you mean by that, you idiot?" asked
 9 12|    wrongly interpreted; I did not mean to say--" ~"Silence, silence!"
10 14|           monseigneur! You cannot mean that!" ~"Ah, my dear Monsieur
11 15|         Monsieur d'Artagnan." ~"I mean a young man whom you patronize,
12 19|    departed. ~"What does all this mean?" asked Aramis. ~"Pack up
13 19|           absence and that letter mean that you must follow me,
14 21|         seen. But does your Grace mean to give me the studs without
15 21|    arrived there you will go to a mean tavern, without a name and
16 22|           studs. ~"What does this mean?" demanded he of the cardinal. ~"
17 22|        cardinal. ~"What does this mean, Monsieur Cardinal?" asked
18 23|         of itself." ~"What do you mean, blockhead?" ~"I mean to
19 23|         you mean, blockhead?" ~"I mean to say that when I came
20 23|             asked d'Artagnan. ~"I mean to say, young man, that
21 24|       nothing good. ~"What do you mean?" cried d'Artagnan. "In
22 25|          my house was itself very mean for the visit of such a
23 26|        him?" ~"Jesus! What do you mean by that? Poor lad! No, monsieur,
24 26|        and fruits." ~"What do you mean by tetragones?" asked d'
25 26|           Artagnan, uneasily. ~"I mean spinach," replied Aramis; "
26 27|           excused." ~"When do you mean to set out?" ~"Tomorrow
27 27|       that is all. But how do you mean to pass your time till I
28 28|       reflect." ~"On what?" ~"You mean to take your horse?" ~"Without
29 29|         to those of my family, we mean to make the journey together.
30 29|       Porthos. ~"A great age, you mean, Monsieur Porthos. Yes,
31 31|           Artagnan. ~"What do you mean to do with that purse?"
32 34|  legitimate property--what do you mean to do?" ~"I am satisfied
33 37|       really cannot tell what you mean." ~And she looked at d'Artagnan,
34 37|           useless." ~"What do you mean? Speak! you kill me." ~"
35 40|       smiling. "By men of heart I mean men of courage. But young
36 40|       your Eminence that makes me mean as an earthworm; but since
37 44|           of whom you speak." ~"I mean that miserable d'Artagnan." ~"
38 44|             I don't know what you mean, nor do I even desire to
39 44|           desire to know what you mean," replied the cardinal; "
40 46|          that is not quite what I mean to ask you, Aramis," replied
41 46|            Athos, I know what you mean: we shall do very well at
42 48|         Voiture." ~"What does you mean by boor Michon?" said the
43 48|           And what dream does she mean?" asked the dragoon, who
44 48|           the ear of Athos. ~"You mean to say we have lost," said
45 50|           speak out. "What do you mean to say? Is there any secret
46 53|          apostasy!" ~"What do you mean, sir!" ~"I mean to say that
47 53|       What do you mean, sir!" ~"I mean to say that since we last
48 54|    epithet can be applied?" ~"You mean George Villiers?" asked
49 55|         up to Buckingham? I? what mean you by that?" ~"They have
50 59|           hands of the devil, you mean!" cried Buckingham, raising
51 59|             I don't know what you mean," replied Felton, quietly, "
52 61|         these words. "What do you mean? Do you expect news from
53 65|         elbows were placed upon a mean table, and she leaned her
54 67|          said he, "what does that mean?" ~"If Monseigneur will