Chapter

 1 1 |      the counsels we have just repeated would necessitate frequent
 2 1 |        perhaps most frequently repeated by the military, and even
 3 3 |       said, while their mouths repeated as he went on, the insulting
 4 3 |      two Musketeers. ~"Athos!" repeated M. de Treville himself. ~"
 5 3 |       visitor. d'Artagnan then repeated his name, and in an instant
 6 6 |        this intelligence to be repeated to him twice, and each time
 7 9 |     hand, and the four friends repeated with one voice the formula
 8 10|    himself, by having it twice repeated, of the accurate address,
 9 11|        monsieur, that you have repeated that name, and yet I have
10 20|      shipmaster. ~"Let us go," repeated d'Artagnan. ~He leaped with
11 21|     Eccuis, the same scene was repeated. He found as provident a
12 22|         Majesty" several times repeated, indicated clearly that
13 23|        My mistress above all," repeated he, mechanically; "and why
14 24|      him a sign to listen, and repeated in a low voice: "It was
15 26|       Admirable and dogmatic!" repeated the curate, who, about as
16 26|        keep step with him, and repeated his words like an echo. ~
17 26|       the Jesuit. ~"Exordium," repeated the curate, for the sake
18 26|              Place the HANDS," repeated the curate, with a gesture. ~"
19 31|        this French generosity, repeated by Lord de Winter and his
20 32|   countenance. ~The procurator repeated several times, "Ah, Madame
21 36|      tell me, tell me, I say," repeated Milady, "how do you know
22 41|         but this gesture being repeated, he left the ranks, and
23 42|        your wife, I tell you," repeated d'Artagnan; "only reflect
24 43|    question me." ~"Your name?" repeated the cavalier a second time,
25 44|          Frankly and loyally," repeated Milady, with an unspeakable
26 47|  Artagnan." ~"To your health!" repeated Porthos and Aramis. ~"Well,
27 47|     pace. ~Then the shots were repeated without regularity, but
28 48| himself with joy. ~"Planchet!" repeated Aramis and Porthos. ~"Well,
29 51| predecessor of Robespierre, he repeated this maxim of Tristan's
30 52|        him. ~"Weak or strong," repeated Milady, "that man has, then,
31 54|      she fell on her knees and repeated her prayers aloud. As on
32 55|      thus." ~"They have eyes," repeated Milady, with an accent of
33 55|    contempt upon her lips, and repeated, blaspheming, that terrible
34 56|       opening and shutting was repeated the instant afterward; the
35 56| ineffaceable infamy!' ~"'You?' repeated I. Oh, I declare to you,
36 59|          From Lord de Winter!" repeated Buckingham; "let him come
37 59|       my Lord, you will live!" repeated the faithful servant of
38 63|         if she had any, Milady repeated to the lackey, before her,
39 63|         Yes, yes, let us fly!" repeated Mme. Bonacieux, but without
40 64|      night watch passed. Athos repeated to him the same question
41 65| Messieurs Porthos and Aramis," repeated Athos, "you who are her
42 67|         She is dead." ~"Dead!" repeated the cardinal, who could