Chapter

 1 1 |        Gascons are incorrigible! Keep up the dance, then, since
 2 5 |          a sign to d'Artagnan to keep secret the cause of their
 3 6 |      service." ~"Well, well, but keep whole; that will be better,
 4 9 |      case you would do better to keep it to yourself." ~"Be satisfied,"
 5 9 |          take him to prison, and keep him under key as long as
 6 11|        But the moment is come to keep your word; I have reached
 7 12|          Lord, here," said she, "keep this in memory of me." ~
 8 12|          said the queen. ~"And I keep my word. Your hand, madame,
 9 15|         who has got out, than to keep a prisoner there who is
10 16|       upon a table behind her to keep herself from falling, she
11 19|         to what end I ask it." ~"Keep your secret, young man,
12 20|          named Lubin." ~"We will keep a sharp lookout for them;
13 21|          me. You will say that I keep it." ~"I will perform your
14 25|        obstacle compelled him to keep his place. ~"Ah, but you
15 25|   LANSQUENET with Mousqueton, to keep his hand in; while a spit
16 26|   watched the Jesuit in order to keep step with him, and repeated
17 27|      know that an innkeeper must keep on good terms with the authorities." ~"
18 27|         heaven! No, monsieur! We keep him in the cellar! You do
19 27|         get me my purse back and keep the sixty pistoles." ~"But
20 30|         It was useless to try to keep pace on foot with a carriage
21 31|  thousand louis a year from him. Keep the purse for your lackeys." ~
22 32|      cousin's place, I would not keep such gourmands! They look
23 32|    silence. Porthos could hardly keep his countenance. ~The procurator
24 35|       but Milady added, "No, no! Keep that ring for love of me.
25 35|         the Gascon determined to keep it as a weapon against Milady,
26 37|          behind the furniture to keep out of her reach, Kitty
27 40| sentinels that it was useless to keep guard longer, as his master
28 41|  projects of ambition, wished to keep it, to make it someday a
29 43|    uneasiness. Thank God, we can keep a secret." ~The cardinal
30 46|         importunate fellows, who keep coming in, saluting you,
31 47|       lonely, he will send us to keep him company in the Bastille." ~"
32 50|      your hopes of salvation, to keep her safely for the chastisement
33 51|         Messieurs the Musketeers keep guard," said he. "Are the
34 55|          I make a promise I must keep it." ~"Well," said Felton, "
35 56|       recommend you therefore to keep the strictest watch. For
36 56|        say to a man who does not keep his word." ~"Oh, my God!"
37 58|      Well," said Milady, "if you keep your word, instead of five
38 59|       the guard he is obliged to keep at the castle." ~"Yes, I
39 60|         said d'Artagnan; "let us keep that paper carefully, perhaps
40 63|     leagues at the most. We will keep on the frontiers, for instance;
41 63|         was, as we have said, to keep Mme. Bonacieux in her power.
42 63|      part of the night, and must keep our strength up." ~"Great
43 63|        la Fere it is too little. Keep the commission; it is yours.
44 63|       trying on my wedding suit. Keep the lieutenancy, my dear,
45 63|        the lieutenancy, my dear, keep it." ~The young man then
46 63|          house of the Lazarists. Keep the commission, d'Artagnan;
47 65|         troop, and to beg him to keep in the line, which in an
48 67|        la Fere it is too little. Keep the commission; it is yours.
49 67|       trying on my wedding suit. Keep the lieutenancy, my dear,
50 67|        the lieutenancy, my dear, keep it." ~The young man then
51 67|          house of the Lazarists. Keep the commission, d'Artagnan;