Chapter

 1 15|  restored to me, or let him be tried." ~"He shall be tried,"
 2 15|       be tried." ~"He shall be tried," said the cardinal. ~"Well,
 3 19|    defend ourselves; if we are tried, we will stoutly maintain
 4 20|       the stables. Grimaud had tried to waken the stable boys,
 5 24|       approached the wall, and tried to climb it; but the wall
 6 27| embraced him tenderly. He then tried to draw him from his moist
 7 27|      again immediately. He had tried his strength to the utmost.
 8 32|     murmured Coquenard, and he tried to smile. ~This succor,
 9 35|       and became very pale. He tried it on his left hand; it
10 35|        the color of ashes. She tried to go toward the window
11 37|          Perhaps." ~D'Artagnan tried with his sweetest smile
12 37|        with a strong movement, tried to escape. Then the cambric
13 37|       at her throat. ~She then tried to seize the sword with
14 38|     Beware, Athos, beware. You tried to kill her; she is a woman
15 41|    that was most probable. ~He tried in vain to remember the
16 42|      the false soldier who had tried to kill d'Artagnan and who,
17 47|     some offense for which she tried to revenge herself a month
18 48|        not to blame for having tried every means to compress
19 49|    remained immovable. ~Milady tried to open the door in order
20 50|    more mute? You have already tried the power of your seductions
21 55|     lightly to the ground, and tried to conceal behind her the
22 56|        it attentively, and who tried the point on the tip of
23 56|    vague fear seized me, and I tried to struggle against sleepiness.
24 56|       stretched out my arms. I tried to speak. I could only utter
25 56|        knee, then upon both. I tried to pray, but my tongue was
26 56|         it was a prison, for I tried in vain to get out of it.
27 57| understanding what you said. I tried to open the door, but it
28 58|     rest. ~On her side, Milady tried to encourage Felton in his
29 59|         but Buckingham in vain tried to make out the writing. ~"
30 59|        a loud cry. ~Buckingham tried to smile a last time; but
31 60|  discourage the Rochellais; he tried, says Richelieu in his Memoirs,
32 61|       superior as she was. She tried to be agreeable, and she
33 61|        I am in the vein." ~She tried to give her countenance
34 61|      boarder of yours, has she tried to fly?" ~"No, that is true;
35 61|      name of Kitty. I have not tried to discover her other name." ~"
36 63|     too late!" ~Mme. Bonacieux tried to walk, made two steps,
37 63|    sank upon her knees. Milady tried to raise and carry her,
38 65|    Winter, Porthos, or Aramis, tried to talk with the man in
39 65|        he; "this woman must be tried, not assassinated. Wait
40 65|     between her two hands, and tried to recall her ideas, whirling
41 67|        are charged with having tried to thwart the plans of your
42 67|        friends and I took her, tried her, and condemned her." ~
43 67|        beforehand you shall be tried, and even condemned." ~"