Chapter

 1 1 |     Your excellency is safe and sound?" asked the host. ~"Oh,
 2 1 |         yes! Perfectly safe and sound, my good host; and I wish
 3 5 |       wanting in practice had a sound theory, redoubled his agility.
 4 5 |         him when I am cured and sound again. Disarm him only--
 5 6 |        his horn to his mouth to sound the mort--crack, all the
 6 11|      thought she recognized the sound of that voice; she reopened
 7 16|      might. At the denunciating sound, the monks would be rendered
 8 17|     round bag, which returned a sound a money; "what do you think
 9 20|         Patrick soon caught the sound of his master's voice calling
10 22|  anything. The violins began to sound with all their might, but
11 22|         quarters past two. ~The sound of voices diminished by
12 23|    Paris, I would take, without sound of drum or trumpet, the
13 26|    rejoiced to see you safe and sound." ~"Ah, he'll come round,"
14 27|     paste and perfumed oil. The sound of his voice was at once
15 29|        water?" ~Porthos, at the sound of that voice, started like
16 38|     examined him, and found him sound and without blemish. They
17 40|     carelessness. ~At the first sound of the morning trumpet the
18 41|         other, who was safe and sound, continued his way toward
19 41|    young man come back safe and sound. ~D'Artagnan explained the
20 43|     they fancied they heard the sound of horses approaching them.
21 45|     utter no more than a hoarse sound which had nothing human
22 47|       friends listened, and the sound of the drum plainly reached
23 47| returned to London at the first sound of war." ~"Well, there's
24 48|      bag upon the table. At the sound of the gold Aramis raised
25 49|        sea, making but a single sound, giving but a single stroke,
26 49|        gesture of his hand or a sound of his whistle. ~It might
27 49|         and faded away, and the sound of a single footstep approached
28 50|       silence, during which the sound of a slow and regular step
29 51|         sand which deadened the sound of his steps and of the
30 52|      respiration, accompany the sound of the surf which rises,
31 54|      his lips moved without any sound leaving his mouth, and making
32 54|       she pretended to hear the sound of Felton's steps, and rising
33 54|       listening; then, when the sound was quite extinct, he breathed
34 56|        returned a full and flat sound. ~"I made the tour of the
35 56|    without uttering any word or sound, except an inward expression
36 58|        you must convey safe and sound to France." ~"For a thousand
37 58|       arrive there?" ~"Safe and sound, as true as my name's Jack
38 59|  Buckingham; "but remain within sound of the bell. I shall call