Chapter

 1 2 |      office seekers of Paris, who ran after any sort of favor--
 2 3 |          at each time, so that he ran through the intervening
 3 4 |           his heedless course, he ran head foremost against a
 4 5 |          it. ~Cahusac immediately ran to the Guardsman whom Aramis
 5 6 |       companions, while the other ran toward the hotel of M. de
 6 10|    witness to prove his alibi, he ran downstairs and soon found
 7 11|           with utmost caution, he ran and placed himself close
 8 11|         cry and fled. ~D'Artagnan ran after her. It was not difficult
 9 14|         nothing indicated that he ran any real danger, as the
10 17|         time presses." ~The queen ran to a little table, on which
11 17|         minute." ~Anne of Austria ran to her jewel case. ~"Here,"
12 18|        recognize it!" ~D'Artagnan ran to the door and pushed the
13 20|           upon the high road, and ran toward the quay. Planchet
14 23| Rendezvous~ ~ ~ ~ ~    D'Artagnan ran home immediately, and although
15 24|           which was the pavilion, ran along one side of this lane,
16 24|   Artagnan became almost wild. He ran along the high road, took
17 24|           had happened. ~He again ran back to the chateau. It
18 25|       door of M. de Treville, and ran quickly up the stairs. This
19 28|        finding Mme. Bonacieux--he ran, full of joy, to seek his
20 30|          quickly." ~Thereupon she ran toward the carriage, which
21 30|     jumped down from the terrace, ran toward the lane, and at
22 34|     rather went before, Bazin; he ran without stopping from the
23 35|           next morning d'Artagnan ran to find Athos. He was engaged
24 35|       billet to her mistress, she ran back to the Place Royale
25 36|         were visible, one of them ran to announce him. ~"Show
26 38|          might become of Kitty he ran at full speed across half
27 38|             He crossed the court, ran up the two flights to Athos'
28 40|      reassured them; and Planchet ran to inform the other sentinels
29 41|  therefore, took to his heels and ran toward the camp, with the
30 41|           he picked up this as he ran, and arrived at his quarters
31 42|       they, did likewise, and all ran out, in order to repair
32 47|         but a napkin." ~And Athos ran back to the bastion, mounted
33 50|           of menace and defiance, ran to the door to listen, looked
34 54|        voice, which so skillfully ran over the whole gamut of
35 57|       take part in the scene. She ran to the table, and seizing
36 58|      appear behind the bars. ~She ran to the window and opened
37 59|        the sloop. ~He immediately ran in the direction of Portsmouth,
38 59|           Buckingham was dead, he ran to Felton, whom the soldiers
39 60|        who, instead of being ill, ran toward his horse. They stopped
40 63|         will rejoin you." ~Milady ran up to her apartment quickly;
41 63|          dream; she grew pale and ran to the window, while Mme.
42 63|         darted from her eyes; she ran to the table, emptied into
43 63|          his strong voice, Aramis ran to the table to get a glass