Chapter

 1 3 |     whole length of his cabinet, passing each time before Porthos
 2 5 |       astonished. ~Let us say in passing that he had changed his
 3 6 |      thought that if, instead of passing near, it had hit him, his
 4 6 |        of M. Dessessart who were passing, two came to the assistance
 5 11|          weather. D'Artagnan was passing along a lane on the spot
 6 11|         D'Artagnan raised her by passing his arm round her waist;
 7 11|          be informed of what was passing. D'Artagnan resolved to
 8 13|     greater terror seized him on passing by the cemetery of St. Jean,
 9 21|        young man's face what was passing in his mind, and he smiled. ~"
10 21|         were waiting to set out. Passing alongside one of them, d'
11 22|         It was the king, who was passing through the streets which
12 24|    something more than usual was passing in the mind of his lackey
13 27|         to make an accusation of passing false money?" ~The host
14 28|        please to observe that in passing. I did my best to make them
15 29|     pursuit of Milady; he cast a passing glance at Porthos, and beheld
16 32|          open doors. Then, while passing, he had cast a rapid, investigating
17 33|           Kitty guessed what was passing in the mind of the young
18 39|          decline, carriages were passing and repassing. d'Artagnan,
19 39|       one easily to see what was passing in his mind when that which
20 39|         mind when that which was passing at all resembled fear--he
21 40|        so astonished at what was passing that he awaited a second
22 41|           Allow us to observe in passing that in this fight perished
23 44|      halves, the other extremity passing into the chamber above;
24 47|       first, and three balls, by passing through it, made the napkin
25 48|    sounded; the patrol was heard passing to double the posts. At
26 49|           what means all that is passing? Put an end to my doubts;
27 54|           who perceived what was passing in her mind; "yes, you look
28 55|          Yes, yes!" said Felton, passing his hands over his brow,
29 55|          the preceding day, with passing before the door and going
30 56|         a perception of what was passing around me, while depriving
31 58|     apprised him of all that was passing in her mind. ~"Ay,!" said
32 62| Afterward?" ~"Afterward? Why, in passing through Lilliers you will
33 63|             Madame," said Athos, passing his arm under that of d'