Chapter

 1 6 |       midday, Treville." ~"Shall I bring him alone?" ~"No, bring
 2 6 |            bring him alone?" ~"No, bring me all four together. I
 3 6 |            day before yesterday to bring them with you; why have
 4 6 |          and if you can find them, bring them to me. And now let
 5 12|        that well. But this war may bring round a peace; this peace
 6 13|        face of an acquaintance." ~"Bring in the Monsieur d'Artagnan,"
 7 14|          finally returned, did she bring that casket with her?" ~"
 8 14|           same officer appeared. ~"Bring the prisoner in again,"
 9 17|          But these two words would bring about my condemnation, divorce,
10 21|            out the tools they must bring." ~The goldsmith knew the
11 21|     diamond studs that you came to bring; and be my witness that
12 22|            two of the studs, and I bring them back to you." ~With
13 24|          be very cold, that chills bring on rheumatism, and that
14 25|        with our four horses we may bring back our three friends,
15 25|            and desired the host to bring him a bottle of his best
16 25|            taken the precaution to bring each of us up in a different
17 26|            the sight of them might bring his master back to ideas
18 27|            were broken by my fall. Bring six of them." ~"Why, this
19 27|      forget," said d'Artagnan, "to bring up four bottles of the same
20 27|            said Athos, "while they bring the wine, tell me, d'Artagnan,
21 28|          by instinct. HOLA, Bazin! Bring my new saddle and carry
22 30|          and one for Planchet--and bring them to Athens's place.
23 30|         made a sign for Grimaud to bring a glass for d'Artagnan,
24 30|          made a sign to Grimaud to bring another bottle. ~At that
25 30|          signs, desired Grimaud to bring another bottle of wine. ~
26 32|        stomach, of her lover would bring him before his time. ~Mme.
27 33|     Artagnan made Kitty promise to bring him that letter on the following
28 35|          effect. ~Kitty entered to bring some sherbet. Her mistress
29 35|           was ill, and I wished to bring her help," responded the
30 37|        which were on the morrow to bring on the encounter between
31 38|          Artagnan's residence, and bring back some clothes. Grimaud
32 38|        sufficiently complaisant to bring it back to us." ~"Well,
33 38|        nobody here but Planchet to bring us news." ~"A minute. Aramis,
34 38|            is his, d'Artagnan, and bring back the two hundred pistoles
35 42|    denounce you as branded, I will bring you to trial; and if you
36 45|       revelation on her part would bring about a revelation on the
37 46|             said the host. ~"Well, bring it," said Athos. ~The host
38 47|            taken the precaution to bring a dozen more bottles of
39 50| dissimulation Lord de Winter could bring, the revelations of which
40 52|           was executed. ~"You will bring lights, and relieve the
41 56|            brow. ~"You promised to bring a knife, and to leave it
42 57|           be avenged." ~"Felton, I bring misfortune to all who surround
43 59|             and I answered him, to bring or send me that order and
44 59|       cause. This war may not only bring great catastrophes upon
45 59|           Patrick," said the due, "bring me the casket in which the
46 60|       queen to the superior, and I bring back the dear treasure.
47 63|           and his friends, he will bring them to us." ~"He knows
48 67|        made a sign to Rochefort to bring in the young Musketeer. ~