Chapter

 1 6 |         is, in time of peace, a frightful example. Tell me, now, can
 2 7 |     crosses in love, and that a frightful treachery had forever poisoned
 3 13|        must have committed some frightful crime. They believe me her
 4 16|       drunkenness had something frightful in it. ~"You particularly
 5 17|    Bastille. My! Whew! That's a frightful place, that Bastille! Only
 6 24|         into the street, with a frightful beating at his heart; he
 7 27| interdicted to them and where a frightful spectacle awaited them. ~
 8 28|   furniture." ~"Really, this is frightful." ~"Stop a minute; you don'
 9 34|       at that horse!" ~"Oh, the frightful brute!" said Aramis. ~"Ah,
10 34|     about it, monsieur; it is a frightful trick of the husband of
11 37|      her clear eyes a strangely frightful expression. ~"Really," said
12 38|         she is the wife of that frightful baboon you saw at the door
13 41|       with his sword. ~It was a frightful thing to see this wretch,
14 42|        d'Artagnan, "ah! this is frightful! You pretend to pardon me,
15 42|       amid horrible tortures. ~"Frightful! frightful!" murmured Athos,
16 42| horrible tortures. ~"Frightful! frightful!" murmured Athos, while
17 45|     these words, which recalled frightful remembrances, hung down
18 48|        does the husband of this frightful creature still live?" said
19 49|     Nearly so." ~"But this is a frightful abuse of power!" ~"No high-sounding
20 52|        Lord de Winter all these frightful secrets which he has discovered,
21 54|   goodness! wilt thou allow the frightful projects of this man to
22 55|        baron has just related a frightful story to me." ~Milady assumed
23 56|        alone. ~"This moment was frightful; if I had any doubts as
24 56|       body. ~"And what was most frightful," continued Milady, her
25 56|         but it was not the less frightful. ~"I saw the lamp ascend,
26 57|      drunk anything. I suffered frightful torments. At times there
27 57|         I uttered all at once a frightful cry of pain and shame. A
28 57| motionless, overwhelmed by this frightful revelation, dazzled by the
29 58|      and her heart oppressed by frightful agony at every movement
30 59|  magnifying glass, one views as frightful monsters atoms in reality
31 59|        behind him, exposed to a frightful vengeance, the woman he
32 61|       not possibly suspect what frightful cruelty was behind the rampart
33 65|        voice. ~Milady uttered a frightful shriek, and dragged herself
34 66|        Oh, I cannot behold this frightful spectacle!" said he. "I