Chapter

 1 2 |           occupied the upper step kept his adversaries marvelously
 2 3 |        Athos, whose wound, though kept as a secret, was known to
 3 7 |           guard because he always kept company with whoever of
 4 8 |         return to his rooms, they kept on their way. ~When they
 5 15|   carefully these prejudices were kept up by the cardinal, who
 6 16|         floor and go to sleep. He kept himself upright and dreamed,
 7 20|      Artagnan. Patrick discreetly kept in the background. ~"No
 8 21|       pace, but it was not so. He kept on his way at the same rate,
 9 24|      place behind his master, and kept at a distance of ten paces
10 24|         was in the city, Planchet kept at the respectful distance
11 25|         did promise, he more than kept his word. He bowed to him,
12 26|        long be delayed, had alone kept him in the service of a
13 26|          the two friends at first kept an embarrassed silence.
14 27|     foreseeing such an event, had kept his eye on him, sprang toward
15 27|           in which he voluntarily kept himself, that unalterable
16 27|           you scoundrel! Have you kept him in the cellar all this
17 28|             No, gentlemen, I have kept the harness," said Porthos. ~"
18 28| engagements which I ought to have kept. I have ordered Masses for
19 34|       could want with his master, kept pace with him as well as
20 35|           queen's ring, carefully kept in a casket. ~"You notice
21 37|         could not succeed. Milady kept him within the limits she
22 37|         her hands; but d'Artagnan kept it free from her grasp,
23 38|       know women don't like to be kept waiting." ~"That's Kitty!"
24 40|         like a fever. ~He however kept a good countenance, holding
25 41|           Milady. He consequently kept it as a piece of evidence,
26 44|          the secret has been well kept." ~"But I will know!" ~"
27 45|           the good guard you have kept. Gentlemen, we are arrived;
28 48|          became Pope after having kept pigs. Well, as he means
29 48|          should be observed if we kept a light burning much longer
30 49|          sea bad; they tacked and kept offshore. Nine days after
31 51|          and sight, "That Grimaud kept bad watch!" cried Porthos,
32 56|       having avenged myself. ~"He kept his word. All the day, all
33 56|      seeing him again. But I also kept my word with him, and I
34 58|            The bed, which she had kept from prudence and that they
35 59|          conveyed him to land, he kept his face toward Milady,
36 59|      which the diamond studs were kept." ~Patrick brought the object
37 61|         amused her very much, and kept at it; only she now let
38 65|        who had condemned me, they kept their word. As soon as the
39 67|          for an instant, and then kept on his way without uttering