Chapter

 1 Pre|             were about to abandon our search, we at length found, guided
 2 1  |               young man commenced his search for the letter with the
 3 1  |              of commencing an earnest search for the lost letter. ~"Does
 4 10 |               been engaged in earnest search and inquiries, but had discovered
 5 10 | interrogatories, preceded by a minute search operated upon the persons
 6 10 |              seems like a woman! They search her; she resists; they use
 7 11 |              the demons who wished to search and ill treat her; and this
 8 11 |             belated dove should be in search of our friend's house. But
 9 12 |              of his character was the search for adventures and a love
10 14 |              men of my Guardsmen, and search the two houses thoroughly." ~"
11 14 |            her believe that we are in search of some conspiracy or other.
12 16 |            prepare for this visit?" ~"Search, then, monsieur! I am a
13 16 |            affair; that is to say, to search the queen herself. The chancellor
14 19 |                When well assured this search was superfluous, he followed
15 20 |               he extended his hand to search for it, the wounded man,
16 21 |            Artagnan went instantly in search of the inn, and easily discovered
17 24 |             began to reflect that the search was rather dubious. D'Artagnan
18 24 |           have any better luck in his search after his lackey than he
19 26 |            maliciously, pretending to search for it. "But fortunately
20 27 |                        We have now to search for Athos," said d'Artagnan
21 27 |               he; "I will go alone in search of Athos." ~"You are a man
22 28 |           Paris, I shall prosecute my search for that unfortunate woman!" ~"
23 30 |              he said that by going in search of Milady he at the same
24 30 |              at the same time went in search of Constance. ~Thinking
25 32 |              the table, as it came in search of his. He also drank half
26 34 |              friends had been each in search of his equipments, there
27 41 |             of gaining his object--to search him on the spot, or to carry
28 41 |              buckler of his body, and search him in the trench. ~D'Artagnan
29 41 |              death. ~Then he began to search. A leather pocketbook, a
30 47 |           Artagnan, "pray let Grimaud search them and throw them over
31 56 |             at least twenty times, in search of an outlet of some kind;
32 58 |           looked around her, as if in search of something. ~"It is there,"
33 63 |           cardinal, who was coming in search of me. He followed him.
34 63 |       newcomer, "you are, as I am, in search of a woman who," added he,
35 64 |            journey. ~Planchet went in search of the postillion who had
36 64 |            out of a place, who was in search of a situation. He had not