Chapter

 1 1 |        however, did not prevent his saying, as he was fainting, that
 2 2 |            before, and that was not saying a little. The captain of
 3 2 |        capital. I'll circulate that saying, be assured, my dear fellow.
 4 4 |        Guards, "will you persist in saying, most discreet Aramis, that
 5 4 |             mine in my pocket." ~So saying, he pulled out his own handkerchief,
 6 4 |             to the Carmes-Deschaux, saying to himself, "Decidedly I
 7 6 |         fire to Paris, without your saying a word? But yet," continued
 8 7 |            of Athos. Athos, without saying anything, emptied his pockets,
 9 9 |            mercer among the Guards, saying to him, "You are a shabby
10 12|             lighted only by a lamp, saying, "Remain here, my Lord Duke;
11 16|          and could not refrain from saying, "But why this visit, sire?
12 25|          Cavois to contradict me by saying you were not yet gone. The
13 25|            on receiving the letter, saying that Monsieur Porthos was
14 25|            a devil as he appears." ~Saying these words, d'Artagnan
15 25|           his life. It goes without saying that when he saw a Huguenot
16 26|             curate, for the sake of saying something. "QUEMADMODUM
17 27|         Pardon me, monseigneur, for saying such things, but they form
18 28|     thousand extravagances." ~While saying this he looked at his friend
19 28|              consented himself with saying, "That's a sad throw, comrade;
20 29|         wife, she contented herself saying to the Musketeer with concentrated
21 32|           he contented himself with saying, "Monsieur our cousin will
22 34| majestically; and the two separated saying, "Till this evening." ~"
23 41|         breath. He sat down without saying a word to anybody, and began
24 43|         will content ourselves with saying in two words that the expedition
25 45|      watchword is, 'King and Re.'" ~Saying these words, the cardinal
26 46|            his mustache; Aramis was saying his prayers in a charming
27 46|           arm, and went out without saying anything. Porthos followed,
28 47|                I recollect you were saying," said d'Artagnan, "that
29 48|          sitting down to breakfast, saying, as had been agreed upon: "
30 50|     recovers its assurance. You are saying to yourself: 'Fifteen days,
31 51|          virtues, and recalling the saying of Louis XI, his political
32 51|         coming from Portsmouth, and saying that he had seen a magnificent
33 51|         well. We dispense with your saying grace." ~Grimaud silently
34 53|             found deeply engaged in saying her prayers aloud--prayers
35 60|           to Paris, it goes without saying that he fixed upon them
36 60|           left it. ~It goes without saying that this impatience to
37 61|             look at you!" and while saying these words, she absolutely
38 63|         first encounter, I could by saying a word to the cardinal have
39 66|           And as he bound her while saying these words, Milady uttered
40 67|       pocket. I content myself with saying: Command, monseigneur; I
41 67|         first encounter, I could by saying a word to the cardinal have