Chapter

 1 2 |   traveler, this pastime really astonished him. He had seen in his
 2 3 |          de Treville was highly astonished to see his protege make
 3 5 |         yet come, at which I am astonished, as it is not at all their
 4 5 |         d'Artagnan, stood quite astonished. ~Let us say in passing
 5 6 |      true," said the Guardsman, astonished that his name had not produced
 6 8 |       seem. The only thing that astonished d'Artagnan was that his
 7 10|        Musketeer, had very much astonished his captain. But M. de Treville
 8 16|   expected reproaches, was much astonished the next day to see the
 9 17|       Yes, madame," replied the astonished king; "but why do you ask
10 17|       de Motteville will not be astonished at this reply. "But wait
11 17|           How!" said Bonacieux, astonished. ~"Yes, I have something
12 17|  Bonacieux, and I should not be astonished if in the course of a few
13 19|        just received?" said the astonished Athos. ~My dear Athos, ~
14 21|        the clue. But that which astonished him most was that the cardinal,
15 25|        He left the mercer quite astonished at his singular farewell,
16 27|    conversing on this great art astonished even Louis XIII himself,
17 30|      master?" replied Planchet, astonished. ~"Yes, and important. Take
18 38|       as nearly to overturn the astonished lackey. ~In spite of his
19 39|       the young man was himself astonished to find his heart beat so
20 40|   Artagnan became more and more astonished. ~"I wished to explain this
21 40|       the young man, who was so astonished at what was passing that
22 41|        They were therefore much astonished and delighted in the regiment
23 42|          Our wine!" said Athos, astonished. ~"Yes, that you sent me." ~"
24 46|           And bowing to all the astonished persons present, the young
25 47| soldiers and the pioneers, who, astonished at this apparition, stopped
26 47|       comprehend now," said the astonished Porthos. ~"That's lucky,"
27 59|        perfectly, although I am astonished that you know it." ~"And
28 61|          How could I help being astonished when, without having the
29 67|         friends, in particular, astonished their comrades; they traveled
30 67| Artagnan, with a calmness which astonished the cardinal himself. ~"
31 67|  monsieur?" cried the cardinal, astonished; "and of what woman are