Chapter

 1 2 |      the formidable and chosen body with which Louis XIII had
 2 5 |   passed his sword through his body. Jussac fell like a dead
 3 9 |      all events, man or devil, body or shadow, illusion or reality,
 4 14|   suffering like a martyr, his body bent, his voice failing,
 5 14|      cavalier, already weak of body, but sustained by that moral
 6 17| sorrows; "I am your Majesty's, body and soul, and however far
 7 17|        Why, you sell yourself, body and soul, to the demon,
 8 20|      fourth thrust through his body. ~This time the gentleman
 9 22|        several archers of that body, came to the city registrar,
10 25|        must stick tight to his body." ~"Were you there, then?" ~"
11 25|   Comtes de Wardes through the body in order to reach England. ~
12 26|   Aramis, suffering at once in body and mind, had at length
13 26|      said Aramis; "but if your body be not greatly benefited
14 26|        sword wound through his body, it was supposed that I
15 27|        with thirty balls in my body. On my soul, handsome stirrups!
16 30|       four sword wounds in his body; for you, without question,
17 31| consequently, that he belonged body and soul to the king; which
18 32|       the whole of his slender body was concealed, was brisk
19 33|      him at once. She belonged body and soul to her handsome
20 37|      to me." ~"And I am yours, body and soul!" ~"Thanks, my
21 41|        deal, and fell upon the body of his comrade as if he
22 41|      without being seen to the body of his accomplice, which
23 41|        making a buckler of his body, and search him in the trench. ~
24 43|      who offended me round the body, and threw him out of the
25 43|        let it pass through his body. I only know for a certainty
26 45|        nor the brand from your body." ~Milady arose as if moved
27 50|       bait to her victims; her body even pays what she promises--
28 51|       run my sword through his body." ~"I expected as much,"
29 52|        that frail and delicate body? ~The first moments of her
30 55|        only responsible for my body, is it not so? And provided
31 55|  willing that I should kill my body, and you make yourself the
32 56|     walls of her prison if her body had been able to take for
33 56|       they wished to defile my body forever. Finally--" ~Milady
34 56|        crept through his whole body. ~"And what was most frightful,"
35 56|       so, waked in my sleeping body; was that I saw, that I
36 56|      it was no longer an inert body, without feeling, that the
37 58|   passed the upper part of her body through the window. She
38 59|   kissing her hand. ~His whole body appeared in its ordinary
39 63|     shuddering shook her whole body; the sweat rolled from her
40 63| abandon to your pious care the body of that unfortunate woman.
41 64|        middle of the choir the body of the victim, clothed in
42 65|      burning brow and over his body, agitated by feverish shudders. ~
43 65|      livid traces all over the body. My sister, how did your
44 66|      upon the ground, laid the body in it, threw in the head,
45 67|      shudder crept through the body of the cardinal, who did