Chapter
1 4 | time, when, in his heedless course, he ran head foremost against
2 4 | endeavoring to resume his course, "excuse me, but I am in
3 6 | young fellows, directed his course toward the Louvre; but to
4 11| d'Artagnan directed his course toward M. de Treville's. ~
5 11| Artagnan determined upon his course. He passed them, then returned
6 12| the right, followed the course of a long corridor, descended
7 12| Laporte, matters resumed their course, and she accomplished the
8 12| existences which survive, in the course of centuries, to astonish
9 14| been on horseback in the course of the day. ~This man was
10 14| can she be so?" ~"In the course of the day Madame de Lannoy,
11 15| had dared to interrupt the course of justice violently, by
12 16| he was in Paris, you, of course, did not lose sight of him?" ~"
13 16| meet with him again in the course of our history, it may be
14 17| be astonished if in the course of a few months it were
15 25| d'Artagnan directed his course toward the Rue des Fossoyeurs,
16 25| to call upon him in the course of the day; and then he
17 31| specimens. ~Milady in the course of the conversation twice
18 37| had taken quite another course, forgot himself like a fool,
19 38| made him precipitate his course. ~He crossed the court,
20 41| therefore, to direct his course as clear from it as he could
21 45| anchor, and steered its course toward England. ~ ~ ~
22 49| boat which directed its course to the ladder. This boat
23 49| Then the vessel resumed its course, still escorted by the little
24 59| last time, and took his course toward the city. ~At the
25 61| herself to a prudent middle course. But the abbess, on her
26 63| the service, and in the course of the following year married
27 65| Grimaud." ~Grimaud took his course across the country, and
28 67| possessor had endured in the course of a month, and reflected
29 67| the service, and in the course of the following year married
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