Chapter

 1 1 |       of an actor, which he had nearly been, became a spectator
 2 6 |         neglects me; that it is nearly three years since I have
 3 6 |      come up immediately. It is nearly eight o'clock, and at nine
 4 6 |         at by Bernajoux who had nearly paid for his jeer with his
 5 7 |     Louis XIII were consumed or nearly so--he commenced complaints
 6 10|      the handkerchief which had nearly caused him and Aramis to
 7 13|         to gag him, as they had nearly reached the place of execution.
 8 17|   mostly broken and his closets nearly empty--justice not being
 9 17|       danger into which she had nearly cast herself and at the
10 21|   Treville's hotel. He had made nearly sixty leagues in little
11 25|     this letter, was it not?" ~"Nearly so." ~"Well, monsieur, do
12 26|      This wound? Bah, it is now nearly healed, and I am sure it
13 28|        are mistaken; I rode him nearly ten leagues in less than
14 31|   Artagnan alone, and as it was nearly eight o'clock he took the
15 32|       the worthy procurator had nearly become the slave of his
16 33|        is quite ignorant of: he nearly made me lose my credit with
17 35|        thin that one could hear nearly all that passed between
18 38|       violence into the room as nearly to overturn the astonished
19 39|       become useless to you?" ~"Nearly so." ~"And you selected
20 41|         with ninety vessels and nearly twenty thousand men, he
21 43|    spread that the cardinal had nearly been assassinated. ~It is
22 46|       silence; the poor lad had nearly come to the pass of forgetting
23 48|     wore his uniform--for being nearly of the same size as Aramis,
24 48|        will write to him, then, nearly in these terms." ~"Let us
25 48|     information. Twice you have nearly been the victim of a near
26 49|       length after a journey of nearly an hour, the carriage stopped
27 49|         then, your prisoner?" ~"Nearly so." ~"But this is a frightful
28 50|         enough--you who possess nearly a million? And could you
29 52|        beautiful." ~It was then nearly eight o'clock in the evening.
30 52|    continued to look at him for nearly ten minutes, and in these
31 54|      through the opening of the nearly closed door, and she perceived
32 56|       darkness and obscurity. ~"Nearly ten minutes passed; I heard
33 57| continued her recital. ~"It was nearly three days since I had eaten
34 57|        not? Buckingham remained nearly a year absent. A week before
35 59|     Portsmouth, which he saw at nearly half a league before him,
36 61|       arise from my having said nearly what you have said before
37 62|    England; that this time they nearly foiled my mission as they
38 64|      and left the hotel. It was nearly ten o'clock. At ten o'clock