Chapter

 1 Pre|        mythological about them.~A short time ago, while making researches
 2 1  |          the stranger stopped him short; he bowed humbly and retired. ~"
 3 2  |           de Mere, or a Vitry. In short, up to this period nothing
 4 4  |          s last remark he stopped short. ~"MORBLEU, monsieur!" said
 5 4  | Artagnans-with two Musketeers, in short, with two of those beings
 6 5  |          as he replied, "We had a short discussion upon dress." ~"
 7 5  |       drew up his soldiers. ~This short interval was sufficient
 8 8  |        probability, you should be short at the present moment." ~"
 9 12 |          many things, my Lord. In short, I see you to tell you that
10 12 |        thousand circumstances, in short, which sometimes unite to
11 17 |          any intrigue, as you, in short, knew nothing that could
12 20 |           s horse; but he stopped short, and could not be made to
13 21 |         rest, the queen's letter, short but explicit, gave him the
14 22 |          The queen remained for a short time to receive the compliments
15 23 |         remembered, had been very short and very little explicative. ~
16 24 |        respiration was broken and short. And yet he said, to reassure
17 24 |           it a little man, stout, short, elderly, and commonly dressed
18 24 |           other?" ~"Which?" ~"The short one." ~"Oh, he was not a
19 25 |            That little stout man, short and elderly, that sort of
20 28 |       along carefully by hand, at short stages." ~At the same instant
21 28 |         like a good master." ~"In short," said Porthos, "when all
22 30 |          d'Artagnan completed his short journey, and arrived at
23 34 |        entering he found a man of short stature and intelligent
24 34 |   commission was completed. ~In a short time the two unfortunate
25 37 |        pride, all the passions in short that dispute the heart of
26 38 |           Mistrust everything, in short, even your own shadow." ~"
27 38 |      table. ~Grimaud had a stout, short Picard cob, which cost three
28 39 |       leave of M. de Treville. ~A short gallop brought them to the
29 40 |           her disappearance. ~"In short," continued the cardinal, "
30 41 |          a Frenchman at heart--in short, Bassompierre, who had a
31 41 |     triumphed over Buckingham--in short, that in humiliating England
32 42 |     beaten in all directions. ~In short, the king, impatient, as
33 45 |         horse by the bridle. At a short distance a group of two
34 45 |         came from his friends. In short, it was you who have but
35 47 |        repast, or to come again a short time hence, unless; unless,
36 48 |        say, then, Monsieur, quite short." ~"You may even say, My
37 48 |           Father the Pope, cut it short, for I shall prune you in
38 49 |            was scarcely shaded by short thin hair which, like the
39 51 |          the army find these days short which were not only so long
40 51 |        sense, when a sonorous and short cry made him start, and
41 52 |      shall know without dying. In short, at the moment in which
42 54 |         interpreted as a sigh. In short, she studied everything,
43 56 |      hitherto chaste and pure. In short, she had taken the measure
44 56 |      breathed it into my mind. In short, what shall I say to you,
45 58 |          stabbed herself, however short, the wound had closed. The
46 58 |             Fortunately it is too short by six feet." ~"Here they
47 59 |    clenched, and his speech had a short dry accent which indicated