Chapter

 1 1 |      should get up and depart as quickly as possible. D'Artagnan,
 2 1 |       part, and I will depart as quickly on mine." And bowing to
 3 2 |         come to your conclusions quickly. What! The cardinal sets
 4 3 |          do for the son? Tell me quickly; my time is not my own." ~"
 5 5 |           Save your skin; begone quickly." ~D'Artagnan did not budge. ~"
 6 6 |       Athos, Porthos, and Aramis quickly appeared in their turn,
 7 11|       object, which she unfolded quickly, and which took the form
 8 13|       moment the door was opened quickly, and a messenger, introduced
 9 14|        then!" said the cardinal, quickly. ~The officer sprang out
10 16|         voice, and speaking very quickly," she fell from her horse
11 17|     nothing makes time pass more quickly than reflection. ~This was
12 18|        the cardinal." ~"Well, go quickly! I will return soon to learn
13 19|       and recuperate yourself as quickly as possible. ~Yours affectionate ~
14 21|        duke, and made his way as quickly as possible to the riverside.
15 21|       wind, his vessel passed so quickly that he had little more
16 25|          M. de Treville, and ran quickly up the stairs. This time
17 25|        his host, d'Artagnan went quickly into the house, and cast
18 25|          of all his rodomontades quickly threw him on his back. As
19 26|     Nothing makes time pass more quickly or more shortens a journey
20 26|       floor." ~D'Artagnan walked quickly in the direction indicated,
21 26|        went out he followed, and quickly came up with me. 'Monsieur
22 27|        on!" said d'Artagnan, who quickly understood whence such an
23 29|          luck." ~"Good Lord, how quickly men forget!" cried the procurator'
24 29|       eyes toward heaven. ~"Less quickly than the women, it seems
25 30|           and important. Take it quickly." ~Thereupon she ran toward
26 32|     round, and every countenance quickly recovered its gravity. ~
27 33|         resolutely. ~Time passes quickly when it is passed in attacks
28 33| intention to obey, then, opening quickly the door of a large closet
29 36|        said he, as he retired as quickly as possible from the reproaches
30 37|     however, darted not the less quickly toward Milady, yielding
31 38|      Artagnan donned the robe as quickly as he could, mistaking one
32 40|      diamond, which he wore, and quickly turned the stone inward;
33 41|  Artagnan. ~The young man turned quickly round, for this attack could
34 41|          as if he were dead. ~He quickly saw two heads appear above
35 41|         cried d'Artagnan, "speak quickly! Who employed you to assassinate
36 43|            replied the cardinal, quickly. "You did well to defend
37 45|     pulled; she reached her hand quickly to her bosom, drew out a
38 50|      judges quite ready who will quickly dispose of a woman so shameless
39 52|        had arisen, threw herself quickly into the armchair, her head
40 53|      officer. He opened the door quickly; and Milady saw him appear,
41 54|       perceived Felton, who drew quickly to one side to prevent being
42 54|        joy at having obtained so quickly such a great result. "Oh,
43 55|       two words Felton drew back quickly, and when Lord de Winter
44 56|         education of a court led quickly into her net. Milady was
45 56|     sleep? ~"I dressed myself as quickly as possible; my slow and
46 58|            said Felton, "and row quickly." ~The four men bent to
47 59|      were waiting, crossed it as quickly as possible, and rushed
48 63|          ran up to her apartment quickly; she there found Rochefort'