Chapter

 1 1 |       not reach the heart. Take advantage of all, and live happily
 2 2 |    accused of deriving personal advantage from the cooperation of
 3 3 |        and consequently to take advantage of all opportunities, you
 4 10|       did you escape?" ~"I took advantage of a moment when they left
 5 11|        room. ~Upon gaining this advantage d'Artagnan was near uttering
 6 16|      him, and therein found his advantage. ~There are many stories
 7 16|       will find that you derive advantage therein." ~Thereupon the
 8 16|        to forget. The king took advantage of this favorable moment
 9 17|        liberty, and I will take advantage of it to come and put things
10 20|    eight or ten men who, taking advantage of the road being unpaved
11 22|        place; but the king took advantage of the privilege he had
12 24|       noticed. ~D'Artagnan took advantage of the lamp which burned
13 24|      examined himself to see if advantage had been taken of his sleep,
14 25|     which is never safe, I took advantage of the journey of one of
15 27|     from which he can derive no advantage." ~"Without reckoning, monsieur,"
16 29|         of people. Porthos took advantage of this circumstance to
17 31|     make him lose a part of his advantage, since when known to Milady
18 31|      and who has not abused his advantage, although we have been twice
19 33|         saw at a glance all the advantage to be derived from the love
20 33|         mistress. He would take advantage of the first moment of surprise,
21 38|      happened to him, had taken advantage of the opportunity and brought
22 41|         that Buckingham had the advantage over him, and in two or
23 41|     Anne of Austria. ~The first advantage had been gained by Buckingham.
24 41|         of the enemy and taking advantage of the accidents of the
25 44|   should be spoken. ~Athos took advantage of this moment to tell his
26 46|       that everything is to our advantage." ~"Yes," said d'Artagnan; "
27 51| soldiers, because they have the advantage of serving in a privileged
28 56|         fountain, and had taken advantage of my confidence in it,
29 59|       letter came. ~Felton took advantage of this moment, and plunged
30 67|     this return offered him the advantage of watching his prisoner. ~