Chapter

 1 1 |     just recovering his senses. Giving him to understand that the
 2 1 |      mind of the host as he was giving himself to the devil upon
 3 4 |         did not understand him, giving way to his anger, "Monsieur,"
 4 6 |   regularly they only continued giving balls to one another without
 5 8 | monsieur," replied the citizen, giving a still fainter intonation
 6 11|    Aramis awaiting him. Without giving them any explanation of
 7 13|      but not to his anxiety, by giving the order to conduct M.
 8 14|  monseigneur," cried Bonacieux, giving his interrogator the title
 9 16|        the intention of shortly giving a fete. ~A fete was so rare
10 20|         representing St. Martin giving half his cloak to a poor
11 22|    affecting surprise, "you are giving me, then, two more: I shall
12 23|           replied M. Bonacieux, giving to his countenance a most
13 23|  changed her toilet." ~"How?" ~"Giving me her hand to kiss." ~"
14 25|        insist; but without even giving himself the trouble to enter
15 26|      Artagnan," resumed Aramis, giving to his voice a slight tone
16 26|       of the unhappy. Beware of giving anyone the clue to your
17 30|     this, and from time to time giving a touch of the spur to his
18 35|     Artagnan took off the ring, giving it again to Athos. ~Athos
19 35|       the poor girl incurred in giving this billet to her mistress,
20 36|    wretch," replied d'Artagnan, giving himself the airs of Don
21 39|      offer, my dear d'Artagnan, giving you all the time necessary
22 40|         shall have the right of giving myself; at present I shall
23 43|        know I have the right of giving absolution." ~"I, monseigneur?"
24 44|       nothing out of the way in giving you what you demand with
25 46|         cold," replied Porthos, giving his mustache a twist which
26 48|      usual careless generosity, giving him his own, "and be a good
27 48|   Artagnan. Aramis came behind, giving his arm to Porthos. Aramis
28 49|      making but a single sound, giving but a single stroke, and
29 53|        a word, she began again, giving to her voice all the charm,
30 55|         if she could not resist giving utterance to a holy indignation, "
31 60|      But as he did not think of giving this order till five hours