Chapter

 1 1 |      gathered, increasing every minute, a compact group, vociferous
 2 1 |     with the rapidity of a most minute observer, and doubtless
 3 2 |     poor Chalais, should pass a minute or two very uncomfortably
 4 3 |    Treville, after meditating a minute; "you mentioned my name,
 5 3 |    after having conversed for a minute with her whom he awaited." ~"
 6 3 |         own hands. ~"But wait a minute," said M. de Treville, stopping
 7 6 |      The king therefore arose a minute after, and putting the money
 8 9 |         is afraid so." ~"Wait a minute, then," said Aramis. ~"What
 9 10|  interrogatories, preceded by a minute search operated upon the
10 14|    which had been stopped for a minute, resumed its way, passed
11 17|         this reply. "But wait a minute." ~Anne of Austria ran to
12 18|     young man, restrained for a minute by a last hesitation; but
13 19|        Artagnan; "we have not a minute to lose." ~"Hello, Grimaud!
14 20|         He grew more pale every minute, and they were obliged to
15 22|         her, were it only for a minute; but quick as a bird she
16 22|       after winding about for a minute or two, Mme. Bonacieux opened
17 27|     HOLA, Bazin, come here this minute." ~Bazin appeared on the
18 28|       it in execution that very minute." ~"And the consequence?"
19 28|         is frightful." ~"Stop a minute; you don't know all yet.
20 28|      hundred lines, and lasts a minute." ~"My faith, my dear Aramis,"
21 34|         it." ~Porthos arrived a minute after d'Artagnan. The four
22 35|  Artagnan," said Athos, after a minute, "either take off that ring
23 38| Planchet to bring us news." ~"A minute. Aramis, whom we have sent
24 38|          Aramis reflected for a minute, and then said, coloring, "
25 41|          At the expiration of a minute or two, it appeared to d'
26 50|       Felton," said he. "Wait a minute longer, and I will introduce
27 50|    recognize the tigress who, a minute before, prepared apparently
28 54|      knife, give it to me for a minute only, for mercy's, for pity'
29 54|         preserver, perhaps! One minute that knife, one minute,
30 54|      One minute that knife, one minute, a single minute, and I
31 54|     knife, one minute, a single minute, and I will restore it to
32 54|   grating of the door. Only one minute, Mr. Felton, and you will
33 55|       the grating of the door a minute after she had received it,"
34 56|   without, during this long and minute examination, he or Milady
35 56|     same agony as at that awful minute, "was that at this time
36 59|   guessed it! But too late by a minute, unfortunate, unfortunate
37 59|       his hair. ~"Too late by a minute!" cried he, "too late by
38 59|        cried he, "too late by a minute! Oh, my God, my God! what
39 62|       enemies may arrive at any minute." ~"That's true; but is
40 65|    remained in darkness. ~Every minute Athos was forced to restrain