Chapter

 1 1 |              said he, lowering the point of his spit, "where is this
 2 3 | conversation, came straight to the point. ~"I respected your father
 3 5 |            Aramis placed his sword point on the breast of his fallen
 4 5 |            parries finding time to point to a spot of earth with
 5 6 |        that he had now come to his point at last. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   "
 6 9 |           Then he came back to the point where, perhaps, he ought
 7 11|          her weight she was on the point of fainting, he made haste
 8 13|        feeling that it was at this point affairs were likely to become
 9 15|           were raised to a certain point, could not dissemble; "I
10 16|        jealousy of Buckingham, the point of not being jealous of
11 18|               That is an important point, do you understand?" ~"Then
12 19|         Tranquil on this important point, Aramis continued his way
13 20|     dropped his sword, plunged the point into d'Artagnan's breast,
14 20|          it was not dangerous. The point of the sword had touched
15 21|           workmen as you need, and point out the tools they must
16 21|            under any pretext. This point, settled, the duke turned
17 21|         from executing to the very point my commission or from laying
18 21|        horse all saddled, and will point out to you the road you
19 25|            The stranger placed the point of his sword at his throat;
20 25|           the best wine, that's my point for sport. You see, monsieur,
21 26|           You approach that famous point of free will which is a
22 26|        their chairs. ~"This is the point of departure; it is a syllogism.
23 28|             seven against eight; a point short--you know the proverb." ~"
24 34|              D'Artagnan was on the point of telling Athos all; but
25 35|     actions of one period from the point of view of another. That
26 37|            till she felt the sharp point at her throat. ~She then
27 37|          grasp, and presenting the point, sometimes at her eyes,
28 37|            maneuvered to gain this point, was not at more than three
29 37|         door with her poniard, the point of which repeatedly glittered
30 41|    Artagnan immediately placed the point of his sword at his throat. ~"
31 43|            and the shore, from the point of l'Aiguillon to the trenches,
32 44|           Charente, at fort of the Point. He will set sail tomorrow
33 45|          Milady to the fort of the Point, and superintend her embarkation. ~
34 45|           time, to the fort of the Point, and never to leave her
35 45|          He immediately made a new point in advance, rubbed his horse
36 45|         she was at the fort of the Point; at eight o'clock she had
37 47|            sister-in-law is on the point of having someone assassinated,
38 48|          of the kingdom, is on the point of putting an end to the
39 49|         officer inquired aloud the point of the brig's departure,
40 50|        Milady, seeing that on this point as on the other Lord de
41 52|         does not suit you, you can point out what other hours you
42 54|        have any preference you can point it out to me; and if it
43 56|     attentively, and who tried the point on the tip of her finger. ~"
44 58|           from the shore. ~A black point floated on the sea. That
45 59|           eyes became fixed upon a point of the sea, commanded by
46 63|        good conditions. ~Now, this point was settled; Mme. Bonacieux,
47 67|           d'Artagnan, lowering the point of his sword, but without