Chapter

 1 Pre|       great was our joy when, in turning over this manuscript, our
 2 1  |         is perfectly right!" and turning on his heel, was about to
 3 1  |      Strike me!" said the other, turning on his heels, and surveying
 4 1  |      this madman?" exclaimed he, turning round as the noise of the
 5 1  |      with the greatest patience, turning out his pockets of all kinds
 6 2  |           Aramis?" said Porthos, turning toward another Musketeer. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
 7 3  |       closed, M. de Treville, on turning round, found himself alone
 8 4  |       then," replied d'Artagnan, turning the angle of the street. ~
 9 4  |          to the reparation. Then turning toward that one of the guards
10 5  |          hand to Athos, and then turning toward d'Artagnan, stood
11 5  |       did not hesitate a second. Turning towards Athos and his friends, "
12 5  |     fought like a furious tiger, turning ten times round his adversary,
13 6  |        before everything." ~Then turning toward M. de Treville and
14 7  |   clothes look as good as new by turning them, and whose wife was
15 8  |         four cardinal points, or turning toward a single point--must
16 20 |        offered to him, and after turning and turning it over and
17 20 |       him, and after turning and turning it over and over in his
18 21 |          side," said Buckingham, turning toward d'Artagnan. "If the
19 25 |       loaded with partridges was turning before the fire, and on
20 27 |  Artagnan set the example. Then, turning toward Planchet, he made
21 32 |      feast!" cried M. Coquenard, turning about in his chair, "a real
22 34 |  generous friends." And Porthos, turning on his heel, made a step
23 35 |       the paper in her band, and turning with flashing eyes upon
24 37 |          round the Place Royale, turning at every ten steps to look
25 40 |          demonstrations, only on turning the corner of the street
26 41 |        of the bastion. There, on turning round, d'Artagnan perceived
27 41 |    continued to advance. ~At the turning of the counterscarp they
28 42 | gentlemen?" added the young man, turning to the two Guards, whom
29 43 |    behind a cloud, they saw at a turning of the road two horsemen
30 46 |        gentlemen," said Porthos, turning round upon his chair and
31 47 |            Athos waved his flag, turning his back on the guards of
32 49 |      sister ought to do." ~Then, turning toward the door, and seeing
33 53 |        Milady made no reply, but turning her beautiful head round
34 54 |     consent to leave you." ~Then turning his eyes from Milady to
35 56 |        once the noise of a door, turning on its hinges, made me start.
36 63 |     coming. ~All at once, at the turning of the road she saw the
37 65 |       Help, help!" screamed she, turning towards the wall, as if