Chapter

 1 9 |       can only save you by being free ourselves," replied d'Artagnan,
 2 12|   remained in suspense; but once free, and placed in communication
 3 16|         as much as in him lay to free him from them, had advised
 4 19|        and take sea waters; I am free to do so. If anyone wishes
 5 20|     excites me." ~And both, with free use of the spur, arrived
 6 26|    approach that famous point of free will which is a mortal rock.
 7 26|          I must admit was rather free, wounded this officer. He
 8 30|         the world, I would go to free her from the hands of her
 9 32|    liquid, abundant but entirely free from meat, on the surface
10 34|        should be left to his own free will. He never gave advice
11 34|    surprise, which was not quite free from joy. ~"Ah, my yellow
12 37|           but d'Artagnan kept it free from her grasp, and presenting
13 40|          sort of esteem; "remain free, then, and guard your hatreds
14 41|       movement he left a passage free to the bandit, who darted
15 43|            The cardinal was left free to carry on the siege, without
16 49|  appropriate for a prisoner or a free man; and yet bars at the
17 49|       and why am I here? If I am free, why these bars and these
18 52|       avenge herself she must be free. And to be free, a prisoner
19 52|          must be free. And to be free, a prisoner has to pierce
20 55|          well, then you shall be free, and I myself will give
21 56| convinced. Tomorrow you shall be free.' ~"I had but one wish;
22 58|         smiled with joy. She was free now to give way to her transports
23 59|         with her eyes. Both were free from the fear of pursuit;
24 59|    crimes toward her; let her go free, and I will exact nothing
25 59|      escape, and seeing the door free, he rushed into the next
26 61|         madame, you appear to be free," continued the novice; "
27 61|      know that they are good and free companions. Why do you not
28 63|    replied d'Artagnan; "not only free, but in favor." ~"Tell us
29 63|         there were five chambers free in the hotel, "let everyone
30 65|        said Athos; "you shall be free to defend yourself. Justify
31 65|      Artagnan, leaving the place free for another accuser. ~Milady
32 67|    replied d'Artagnan; "not only free, but in favor." ~"Tell us