Chapter

 1 1 |    threat; which was, as we have related, that his sword had been
 2 3 |    figure at court. The cardinal related yesterday while playing
 3 3 |        stolen from me." ~He then related the adventure of Meung,
 4 6 |       come to pass?" ~D'Artagnan related the adventure of the preceding
 5 8 |      Artagnan had more than once related to his friends his adventure
 6 9 |         I have to tell. ~He then related to his friends, word for
 7 10|       respect to her Majesty; he related to him what he had heard
 8 16|                       D'Artagnan related his adventure with Mme.
 9 16|           There are many stories related of him, and among them this.
10 21|    astonishment, that d'Artagnan related to him the precaution taken,
11 23|      with the stranger of Meung, related to his young tenant the
12 23|       replied d'Artagnan, and he related to M. de Treville how the
13 24|         than before. ~D'Artagnan related his story simply, with the
14 25|        than anything; so that he related to me how in the plains
15 25|        in misfortune, d'Artagnan related how Aramis, being wounded,
16 26|         me the compliment I have related to you. It was a superb
17 27|          the Governor, to whom I related all that had passed, and
18 27|          s imprisonment was then related to them; and as they were
19 27|       others, come!" ~D'Artagnan related how he had found Porthos
20 30|     obeyed as usual. ~D'Artagnan related to Athos all that had passed
21 30|         to come and find him. He related to Athos all that had passed,
22 31|         and according to custom, related everything to him. Athos
23 36|         the young man again, and related to him all that had passed
24 38|         of us!" ~D'Artagnan then related all--the mad passion of
25 39|      friends. ~"If de Wardes has related all our affair to the cardinal,
26 47|      mouths of the heroes of it, related it in all its details to
27 48|       this: I had a dream, and I related it to her." ~"Yez, yez,"
28 55|    overheard. The baron has just related a frightful story to me." ~
29 58|      During this passage, Felton related everything to Milady--how,
30 61|        examples of what you have related. And one of our boarders
31 62|         happened?" ~"Why, I have related the events to you. You have
32 63|         every night. ~D'Artagnan related what had taken place between
33 63|         Musketeers." ~D'Artagnan related to Porthos the substance
34 67| condemned her." ~D'Artagnan then related the poisoning of Mme. Bonacieux
35 67|         every night. ~D'Artagnan related what had taken place between
36 67|         Musketeers." ~D'Artagnan related to Porthos the substance