Chapter

 1 1 |     brought him to the ground, covered with blood and almost fainting. ~
 2 2 |        passed the massive door covered with long square-headed
 3 6 |      He was in hunting costume covered with dust, wearing large
 4 9 |   Artagnan enter with his brow covered with perspiration and his
 5 14|      the bench was comfortably covered with a well-stuffed cushion,
 6 14|     September. A square table, covered with books and papers, upon
 7 14|      buff boots still slightly covered with dust, indicated that
 8 14|        with which her face was covered evidently turned pale--" ~"
 9 20|    great haste. His boots were covered with dust, and he inquired
10 21|   themselves in a small chapel covered with a tapestry of Persian
11 22|       the number. A cold sweat covered the brow of the cardinal. ~
12 22|        of this young woman was covered with a black velvet mask;
13 24|        A table, which had been covered with an elegant supper,
14 25| glanced down at his boots, all covered with mud; but that same
15 25|       marble of a commode were covered with empty bottles. ~At
16 26|        before an oblong table, covered with rolls of paper and
17 32|        poor fowl was thin, and covered with one of those thick,
18 34|      and intelligent eyes, but covered with rags. ~"You have asked
19 41|  strongly painted on his face, covered with a cold sweat, that
20 43|        at every tide literally covered with the wrecks of pinnacles,
21 43|          said the officer, who covered a part of his face with
22 47|      not give up this paper if covered with as many gold pieces." ~"
23 47|      of these unfortunate men, covered with dirt and blood, fled
24 48|        his voice--"all France, covered with spies and creatures
25 49|    which, like the beard which covered the lower part of his face,
26 52|     that shield with which she covered herself and which rendered
27 55|       his hands over his brow, covered with sweat, as if to remove
28 56|   foreseen all. His breast was covered with a coat-of-mail; the
29 57|    robe, tore the cambric that covered her bosom, and red with
30 59|  Beyond Portsmouth the sea was covered with vessels whose masts,
31 59|       palace of the Admiralty, covered with dust, and streaming
32 63| clothed in a magnificent dress covered with splendid embroidery,
33 65|        dark night; vast clouds covered the heavens, concealing
34 67| clothed in a magnificent dress covered with splendid embroidery,