Chapter

 1 1 |   heavy carriage, drawn by two large Norman horses. ~His interlocutor,
 2 1 |        over her shoulders, had large, blue, languishing eyes,
 3 3 |       you have not brought too large a stock of money with you?" ~
 4 3 |        means you have, however large the sum may be; but you
 5 6 |     covered with dust, wearing large boots, and holding a whip
 6 7 | Porthos lived in an apartment, large in size and of very sumptuous
 7 9 |      but the face--" ~"I had a large hat," said Aramis. ~"Oh,
 8 12|        those lovely arms--with large diamonds. You wore a close
 9 13| flexible neck, issued from his large black robe, balancing itself
10 14|        Cordova leather, and as large red damask curtains, fastened
11 14|      to be expected. ~It was a large cabinet, close and stifling,
12 14|    mien; with piercing eyes, a large brow, and a thin face, which
13 14|     voice failing, buried in a large armchair as in an anticipated
14 18|        went out enveloped in a large cloak, which ill-concealed
15 21|      drawing from the casket a large bow of blue ribbon all sparkling
16 24|       more icy sweat rolled in large drops from his forehead;
17 25|    fire, and on each side of a large chimneypiece, over two chafing
18 27|    field of battle." ~Of fifty large sausages, suspended from
19 29|        and then roved about at large over the nave. ~On her side
20 29|        me to borrow was rather large." ~"Madame Coquenard, I
21 30|   found Athos reclining upon a large sofa, where he was waiting,
22 31|        his wound not mortal, a large purse dropped from his clothes.
23 32|      The old man, wrapped in a large black doublet, in which
24 32|        which he laughed in his large mustache. Mme. Coquenard,
25 32|        great uneasiness upon a large chest placed in front of
26 32|        into the eating room--a large dark room situated opposite
27 32|       prefers in his journeys, large enough to hold all the world." ~"
28 33|  opening quickly the door of a large closet instead of that leading
29 37|     then our Gascon, with that large quantity of conceit which
30 37|       up in a flowered robe, a large hood, and a cloak. She gave
31 39|       branch. ~The other was a large square epistle, resplendent
32 43|     costume as pages and whose large trousers could not entirely
33 43|      host opened the door of a large room, in which an old stove
34 43|        just been replaced by a large and excellent chimney. ~"
35 44|       he had under his cloak a large white robe dotted with black
36 46|       like a spit upon the two large iron dogs which held the
37 46|   called Grimaud, pointed to a large basket which lay in a corner,
38 48|      said Porthos, rolling his large eyes, "remember, I will
39 48|     the letter, which was in a large, coarse hand and not particular
40 48|       a lady as her writing is large, you are a lucky fellow,
41 49|   extraordinary movement. Four large vessels, recently built,
42 49|        officer followed her. A large cloak was spread at the
43 49|      length stopped in a court large, dark, and square. Almost
44 49| abandoned her; she sank into a large easy chair, with her arms
45 50|      bury herself again in her large armchair, she reflected. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
46 58|  approached so menacingly--for large masses of cloud rolled over
47 59|     valet led Felton through a large hall in which waited the
48 63|      upon his hands, while two large tears rolled down his cheeks. ~"
49 64|    natural science. There were large bottles filled with serpents,
50 64|       masked, and wrapped in a large red cloak. ~Lord de Winter
51 66|       a stormy sky, invaded by large coppery clouds which created
52 66|     fell upon the blade of the large sword. The two arms fell
53 67|      upon his hands, while two large tears rolled down his cheeks. ~"