Chapter

 1 3 |      cabinet, the door of which closed after them as soon as they
 2 3 |      entered; when the door was closed behind them; when the buzzing
 3 3 |     behind the surgeon the door closed. ~The cabinet of M. de Treville,
 4 3 |       gone out and the door was closed, M. de Treville, on turning
 5 6 |         the doors of which they closed just in time to prevent
 6 9 |  openings of which were tightly closed, had not been inhabited
 7 10|         to all who knock. It is closed after them, and they are
 8 10|         acted upon by a spring, closed after him. ~Then those who
 9 10|         riots and disturbances, closed them again as soon as they
10 10|    there, and the gate would be closed against you." ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   "
11 10|       stairs, he heard the door closed and double-locked. In two
12 11|  Artagnan, the shutter remained closed. Still more, the light which
13 11|    women. At length the shutter closed. The woman who was outside
14 12|       open by day but generally closed at night. The door yielded.
15 12|    people of the household. She closed the door after her, took
16 14|         and the moment the door closed, "They have seen each other;"
17 15|       captain of the Musketeers closed the door after him, than
18 16|  retired. The door was scarcely closed upon him, when the queen
19 18|         you see, his shutter is closed, and you can see no light
20 20|         This time the gentleman closed his eyes and fainted. D'
21 21| Artagnan followed the duke, who closed the door after them. The
22 22|     which to that time had been closed, was drawn, and the pale
23 22|      ring. The door immediately closed, and d'Artagnan found himself
24 24|      which all the windows were closed with shutters, except one
25 24|         rather pushed ajar, but closed again as soon as the light
26 24|         key he had in his hand, closed the door and disappeared,
27 24|       got after her. The leader closed the window, came out an
28 37|         over iron. ~As the door closed after them Kitty rushed
29 39|         window was hermetically closed, the vision had disappeared. ~
30 39|      end of an instant the poet closed his manuscript, upon the
31 43|   immediately all three halted, closed in, and waited, occupying
32 45|         entered the chamber and closed the door behind him. At
33 49|      before an iron gate, which closed an avenue leading to a castle
34 52|        motion of the door as it closed behind Lord de Winter and
35 52|      the other side of the ill- closed door, and the door reopened. ~"
36 54|       the opening of the nearly closed door, and she perceived
37 57|    England. Communication being closed by the war, I was in want
38 58|    however short, the wound had closed. The doctor could therefore
39 58|      replied Milady. "They have closed up the grating with a board." ~"
40 64|    permission, and the door was closed behind him. ~The man whom
41 64|        grating of the choir was closed. In the middle of the choir
42 66|     depths of the waters, which closed over it. ~Three days afterward