Chapter

 1 3 |          by on the other. Do not cast yourself against such a
 2 5 |                  D'Artagnan then cast an anxious and rapid glance
 3 6 |         was fixed for midday, he cast his eyes around, and seeing
 4 6 |       his own, depended upon the cast of the dice. ~Arrived at
 5 7 |       and still really handsome, cast tender glances uselessly
 6 11|           she reopened her eyes, cast a quick glance upon the
 7 11|    Artagnan, however, stupefied, cast down, annihilated by all
 8 12|         goddess; her eyes, which cast the brilliancy of emeralds,
 9 17|        into which she had nearly cast herself and at the helpless
10 20|        At ten o'clock the vessel cast anchor in the harbor of
11 21|          apiece." ~The goldsmith cast a glance at the elegant
12 22|                        The queen cast a glance around her, and
13 22|      this was his recompense. He cast himself on his knees, seized
14 24|          the hedge, after having cast a glance behind it. Beyond
15 25|      quickly into the house, and cast a rapid glance at the bed.
16 25|          walk up, and proposed a cast of dice. He accepted my
17 25|        thirty paces, and at each cast he caught the neck of the
18 26|          d'Artagnan, which might cast his master back again into
19 26|  COELORUM IMMENSITATEM." ~Aramis cast a glance upon d'Artagnan
20 29|        of Porthos were furtively cast upon this lady, and then
21 29|         in pursuit of Milady; he cast a passing glance at Porthos,
22 30|             The pretty SOUBRETTE cast an anxious glance at d'Artagnan,
23 32|      Then, while passing, he had cast a rapid, investigating glance
24 32|   arrival of Porthos, frequently cast his eyes with great uneasiness
25 33|    before midnight,. ~D'Artagnan cast a glance around him. The
26 34|        Bazin gone, the mendicant cast a rapid glance around him
27 34| duchesses and marchionesses, who cast bags of money at his feet. ~"
28 36|    servant went out. ~D'Artagnan cast an inquiring glance at Milady.
29 41|        ambuscade. ~The young man cast a glance at the first musket
30 45|          of dice with Aramis. He cast a rapid glance around the
31 48|          Athos," said he. ~Athos cast a glance over the epistle,
32 49|       they drew near in order to cast anchor, a little cutter,
33 51|          Rochelle. Meanwhile, he cast his eyes over that unfortunate
34 51|     lowest GENDARME of the army, cast a pensive glance over those
35 52|          despair seized her. She cast her eyes upon the table,
36 53|        MASS, and a simple glance cast upon Felton, revealed to
37 55|         for though her eyes were cast down, nothing escaped her. ~"
38 58|          like a bed of fire. She cast a glance at the door; the
39 58|        morning the little vessel cast anchor in the bay that had
40 59|        taking it from Felton, he cast a rapid glance over the
41 59|        screamed Patrick. ~Felton cast his eyes round for means
42 63|        all this in her mind, she cast her eyes around her, and
43 63|       become my chief." ~Porthos cast his eyes over the commission
44 64|     inhabited this house. ~Athos cast a cold and indifferent glance
45 66|      despair into which you have cast me. Die in peace!" ~Lord
46 66|        she arose of herself, and cast around her one of those
47 67|       The Chevalier de Rochefort cast a glance backward, and saw
48 67|       the paper hesitatingly and cast his eyes over it; it was
49 67|       become my chief." ~Porthos cast his eyes over the commission