Chapter

 1 1 |        host, began to descend the stairs; but on arriving at the
 2 4 |        and was darting toward the stairs, which he reckoned upon
 3 4 |         strode down three or four stairs, but at Athos's last remark
 4 6 |   claiming the ENTREE by the back stairs, he placed himself with
 5 6 |           at the foot of the back stairs, he desired them to wait.
 6 9 |      footsteps was heard upon the stairs; the door was thrown violently
 7 10|          the family, ascended the stairs, and introduced Mme. Bonacieux
 8 10|        and while he descended the stairs, he heard the door closed
 9 10|            but at the foot of the stairs, d'Artagnan remembered he
10 11|         the end of which were the stairs which led to his chamber. ~"
11 14|          an alley, up a flight of stairs, and deposited him in an
12 18|         the passage, ascended the stairs as quietly as possible,
13 23|       passage open, sprang up the stairs and knocked softly in a
14 25|            and ran quickly up the stairs. This time he had decided
15 25| inconsiderate. ~At the top of the stairs he found Planchet in a great
16 25|     Certainly, monsieur. Take the stairs on your right; go up the
17 25|          life. ~At the top of the stairs, upon the most conspicuous
18 26|           them to the foot of the stairs, and then immediately came
19 27|      found the door of the cellar stairs behind him, and as the door
20 31|           the corridor, or on the stairs, he met the pretty SOUBRETTE.
21 32|            to climb those unknown stairs by which, one by one, the
22 32|        her guest entered from the stairs, and the appearance of the
23 33|           the corridor, or on the stairs, those touches of the hand
24 37|       then conducted him down the stairs. It was time. Milady had
25 45|          permission, ascended the stairs with his lightest step,
26 49|         of spurs was heard on the stairs. Some voices passed and
27 59|       courtyard, had ascended the stairs precipitately, and on the
28 59|          Winter, he descended the stairs rapidly, and went straight
29 61|          spurs was heard upon the stairs, steps drew near, the door
30 63|        and spurs resounded on the stairs. There was a great murmur