Chapter

 1 1 |    Majesty's private treasury," answered d'Artagnan, who, reckoning
 2 1 |        it." ~"Do you think so?" answered d'Artagnan, but little convinced,
 3 2 |      contents of my own purse," answered he whom they designated
 4 2 | appeared to take great care. He answered the appeal of his friend
 5 3 |      made acquaintance, and who answered to the last of these three
 6 3 |    proved otherwise. D'Artagnan answered, with the greatest simplicity: "
 7 5 |   because I am going to fight," answered Porthos, reddening. ~Athos,
 8 6 |      him then to retire; but he answered that he was a Musketeer
 9 6 |         stag. At first the king answered that he would not go; but
10 7 |         my breviary to repeat," answered Aramis; "then some verses
11 7 |  Planchet?" ~"This is serious," answered the three friends; "it is
12 8 |         some dinner, and he had answered him with the proverb, "He
13 9 |     times in succession, no one answered, and some of the neighbors,
14 11|      whether the cough had been answered by a similar signal which
15 13|         is to say--" ~"You have answered that you should recognize
16 13|         Monsieur d'Artagnan?' I answered, 'You think so?' My guards
17 17|   cardinal?" ~"He sent for me," answered the mercer, proudly. ~"And
18 17|      and who, in that hope, had answered for him to the queen, did
19 17|    cardinalist. And I, who have answered for him to the queen--I,
20 18|      door, and knocked. ~No one answered. Porthos, in order to make
21 24|        up to the cabin. ~No one answered to his first knocking. A
22 25|          I saw the snare, and I answered you would be quite in despair
23 25|        Troyes, in Champagne,' I answered. ~"'And when did he set
24 25|        same; but she positively answered that she was tired of the
25 25|   country seat, for she has not answered me." ~"Truly?" ~"No; so
26 26|        I cannot say, monsieur,' answered I; 'no one has ever dared
27 28|       all mistaken, gentlemen," answered Athos, gravely; "you are
28 31|          are we ready?" ~"Yes!" answered the Englishmen and the Frenchmen,
29 33|         he read, ~"You have not answered my first note. Are you indisposed,
30 36|         witnesses. All this was answered by an expression of d'Artagnan'
31 36|        more than hope?" ~Milady answered by a glance which said, "
32 37|        himself like a fool, and answered gallantly that it was too
33 40|     into a profound reverie and answered nothing. But when they were
34 40|         for him, but d'Artagnan answered that he was supplied with
35 59|     Backson." ~"Yes, sir; and I answered him, to bring or send me
36 63|       me to stop where we are," answered the wounded man. "CORBLEU--
37 64|  recoiled with terror, and only answered the few words of the Musketeer
38 67|        Chevalier de Rochefort," answered the other, "the equerry
39 67|       me to stop where we are," answered the wounded man. "CORBLEU--