Chapter

 1 1 |          the moment he opened his mouth, d'Artagnan, who had heard
 2 6 |           putting his horn to his mouth to sound the mort--crack,
 3 10|        anything to you by word of mouth?" ~"If they knew anything,
 4 12|       sweetness and majesty. ~Her mouth was small and rosy; and
 5 13|           should put a gag in his mouth. ~This measure somewhat
 6 16|           was left, put it to his mouth, and emptied it at a single
 7 19|       like St. John of the Golden Mouth. I agree to Athos's plan.
 8 20|            I will neither open my mouth nor draw my sword between
 9 21|        all that he heard from the mouth of the young man to his
10 22|       admiration burst from every mouth. If the king appeared to
11 22|        her finger placed upon her mouth, with a little imperative
12 25|       promised me not to open his mouth about the procurator's wife,
13 27| interesting the man whose eyes or mouth, even in the most complete
14 32|       appeared, with his grinning mouth, to be the only part of
15 35|           all. He even opened his mouth to tell Milady who he was,
16 38|           d'Artagnan, bending his mouth to Athos's ear, and lowering
17 39|           fingers placed upon her mouth, either to enjoin silence
18 40|     threatened him. He opened his mouth to reply, but with a haughty
19 44|           side, awaits you at the mouth of Charente, at fort of
20 48|           his master unlocked his mouth. Porthos boasted of the
21 49|            rather deeply set; his mouth, fine and well cut, remained
22 50|           heart told me what your mouth has just confirmed--that
23 54|     without any sound leaving his mouth, and making a powerful effort
24 54|        beautiful hand to Felton's mouth. ~Felton gently repulsed
25 54|        inform me with that pretty mouth of yours, so cruel to me
26 56|         murmured too loud for his mouth to dare speak. ~"If I call,
27 56|        words that issued from his mouth, gave me to understand he
28 56|           torture, shall close my mouth! On the cross I swear to
29 56|           extremity to close your mouth, or at least to prevent
30 57|         breath from that charming mouth, bewildered by the contact
31 58|       words which issued from her mouth, she plainly saw that the
32 63|     Milady. ~"I heard it from the mouth of the messenger himself." ~"
33 63|       Milady, lifting hers to her mouth, "do as I do." ~But at the
34 63|           A sigh escaped from the mouth of Mme. Bonacieux, and dwelt
35 66|        the bank of the river. Her mouth was mute; but her eyes spoke