Chapter

 1 1 |        doublet and hose, though new, were creased, like traveling
 2 1 |      Quai de Feraille to have a new blade put to his sword,
 3 2 |  Musketeer, "that I bought this new purse with what my mistress
 4 5 |      Musketeer," said he to his new friends, as he passed through
 5 6 |           Ah! This is something new," replied the king. "Will
 6 7 |         clothes look as good as new by turning them, and whose
 7 7 |        midst of his world quite new to him, fell easily into
 8 11|      quay, in order to take the New Bridge. He had at first
 9 14|     when the door opened, and a new personage entered. ~"It
10 16|     Majesty has just acquired a new proof of it." ~"That is
11 19|        perceived that something new was on foot. ~All the way
12 21|        that one cannot tell the new from the old." ~"Therefore,
13 21|   Buckingham could not tell the new ones from the old ones,
14 23|      monsieur, unless something new should happen." ~"Well,
15 25|   countries, and among them the New World." ~"What connection
16 25|         What connection can the New World have with the bottles
17 25|         see, monsieur, what the New World has to do with the
18 28| instinct. HOLA, Bazin! Bring my new saddle and carry it along
19 29|      Rather say that you have a new love." ~"Not so; I speak
20 33|        been contented with this new conquest; but the principal
21 39|       chance for displaying our new equipments," said Porthos. ~"
22 40|        wife saw him pass in his new uniform and on his fine
23 40|   seeing his cousin all blazing new. Nevertheless, one thing
24 41|   Rochelle, which had derived a new importance from the ruin
25 45|   escort. He immediately made a new point in advance, rubbed
26 54|         comedian does to whom a new part has been assigned in
27 56|     waited with impatience. The new sentinel commenced his walk
28 57|        here, Felton, behold the new martyrdom invented for a
29 59|        his love, so strange, so new, and so ardent, made him
30 59|        announced that something new and unexpected had taken
31 60|        During this time nothing new occurred in the camp at
32 61|         the acquaintance of her new boarder. ~Milady wished
33 61|         the excitements which a new adventure awakened in her