Chapter

 1 1 |     though an open window on the ground floor, a gentleman, well-made
 2 1 |        moment brought him to the ground, covered with blood and
 3 3 |  politely, who bowed to the very ground; and he smiled on receiving
 4 5 |        sight of the bare spot of ground which extended along the
 5 5 |        feather even touching the ground. ~"Monsieur," said Athos, "
 6 5 |      adversary, and changing his ground and his guard twenty times.
 7 6 |        not only maintained their ground against five of the most
 8 7 |          the others were, on the ground floor, looked out upon a
 9 10| frightened crows, leaving on the ground and on the corners of the
10 10|      close to her, he saw on the ground a fine cambric handkerchief,
11 14|     asked for them, bowed to the ground, and retired. ~Bonacieux
12 14|         replied by bowing to the ground. He then went out backward,
13 16|         by a single blow all the ground he had lost. ~"Buckingham
14 16|         the letter, bowed to the ground, and retired. The door was
15 19|          The lackey bowed to the ground and departed. ~"What does
16 20|        My opinion is that on the ground the drunken man was not
17 20|         might be thrown upon the ground. The host insisted; but
18 24|        the examination--that the ground, trampled here and hoofmarked
19 24|        had not touched the muddy ground, was of irreproachable odor.
20 25|     taught me to lay a snare and ground a line. The consequence
21 26|        tone of mind." ~"Yes, the ground is all sown," said the Jesuit, "
22 27|         the horse which paws the ground is mine, and the other horse,
23 30|      Englishwoman, when from the ground floor of a pretty house,
24 35|     have--" and she stopped. She ground her teeth; she was of the
25 36|   Artagnan at once perceived the ground which the vindictive creature
26 41|        he threw himself upon the ground. At the same instant the
27 41|     himself with his face to the ground. ~D'Artagnan was not one
28 41|       long track of blood on the ground he passed over, pale with
29 41|          of the accidents of the ground, d'Artagnan succeeded in
30 42|    Brisemont, stretched upon the ground and rolling in horrible
31 42|          him be interred in holy ground. He committed a crime, it
32 43|      Have you any chamber on the ground floor where these gentlemen
33 43|     three Musketeers entered the ground floor room, the cardinal,
34 46|    Grimaud put his basket on the ground and sat down with a shake
35 47|         seated themselves on the ground with their legs crossed
36 47|          to put the glass on the ground again for fear of spilling
37 50|         set your feet on British ground?" ~Milady replied to this
38 51|       Athos held in his hand, he ground the paper well between his
39 52|      ascertain the nature of the ground she had to work upon, by
40 52|       clutched her armchair; she ground her teeth inwardly; her
41 52|      will. The knife fell to the ground. ~"You were right, my Lord,"
42 54|          sink overpowered to the ground; "I have told my secret!
43 55|     Milady leaped lightly to the ground, and tried to conceal behind
44 58|       within twenty paces of the ground, while the patrol passed
45 58|          wrists, and touched the ground. He stooped down, picked
46 59|          of a hundred paces, the ground began to decline, and he
47 64|          his eyes fixed upon the ground; slight stains of blood,
48 64|         bloodstain appeared; the ground was trampled by horses.
49 64|       little behind the trampled ground, was the same track of small
50 66|        cloak, spread it upon the ground, laid the body in it, threw