Chapter

 1 10|      office, with a turn of his finger set the clock right again,
 2 11|        intervals, with her bent finger. ~"This is all very fine,
 3 22|     wished to speak to her, her finger placed upon her mouth, with
 4 22| Artagnan placed the ring on his finger, and again waited; it was
 5 23|   diamond that glitters on your finger? Beware, my dear d'Artagnan!
 6 24|         his diamond ring on his finger, his purse in his pocket,
 7 28|     left which sparkles on your finger, and which I had observed
 8 28|        star from heaven on your finger, and nobody observe it?
 9 28|       ring which beams from the finger of our friend. What the
10 28|         ransom of a king on his finger." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
11 29|    before her, and instead of a finger, dipped his whole hand in.
12 35|         slipped a ring from her finger onto d'Artagnan's. d'Artagnan
13 35|    having seen this ring on the finger of Milady; it was a magnificent
14 35|      had taken, on d'Artagnan's finger, the place of the queen'
15 35|    Artagnan, taking it from his finger. ~Athos examined it and
16 35|       his left hand; it fit his finger as if made for it. ~A shade
17 35|       his pocket and not on his finger. ~"d'Artagnan," said Athos,
18 38|      out to his master with his finger. ~Athos recognized his comrade,
19 40|       cardinal pointed with his finger to a chair for the young
20 40|     cardinal, pointing with his finger to a magnificent suit of
21 40|         designated him with her finger to two ill-looking men who
22 41|    livres, which he wore on his finger; and even this diamond--
23 42|         said Porthos, placing a finger on his lips. "I believe
24 45|      touch with the tip of your finger a single hair of d'Artagnan,
25 46|         raised his eyes and his finger toward heaven. ~Grimaud
26 50|         almost touched with his finger. ~Milady uttered a deep,
27 51|         with pointing his index finger in the direction of the
28 51|   showed the cardinal, with his finger, the four muskets piled
29 51|       himself. Athos lifted his finger, and Grimaud was silent. ~"
30 53| pointing to the manual with her finger but without touching it,
31 56|         point on the tip of her finger. ~"Well," said she, returning
32 63|        the least thing, drink a finger of wine, and let us be gone." ~"
33 64|      man had indicated with his finger; but arriving at four crossroads,
34 65|        of the road, putting his finger on his lips. ~Athos recognized
35 65|      Mousqueton. He pointed his finger to the lighted window. ~"