Chapter

 1 2 | scratches that every weapon was pointed and sharpened, and that
 2 2 |     father say, who so strongly pointed out to me the respect due
 3 3 |          de Treville opened and pointed the way to Porthos and Aramis,
 4 5 |         turned in the direction pointed to by Athos, and perceived
 5 8 |       seen him?" ~"Yes, my wife pointed him out to me one day." ~'
 6 13|     very repulsive mien, with a pointed nose, with yellow and salient
 7 13|    Greve, when he perceived the pointed roof of the Hotel de Ville,
 8 14|       from the table the papers pointed out, gave them to him who
 9 14|        lodged at the two houses pointed out by your Eminence; but
10 19|         in this pocket," and he pointed to the pocket which contained
11 20|    piece of paper, and everyone pointed out to him the way to the
12 24|      the wall had been recently pointed, and d'Artagnan could get
13 25|     make SORTIES." And he again pointed to the bottles and the stewpans. ~"
14 35|         it not strange?" and he pointed out to d'Artagnan the scratch
15 40|     standing." And the cardinal pointed with his finger to a chair
16 43|         need of having his road pointed out to him. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
17 46|   obeyed. Athos called Grimaud, pointed to a large basket which
18 46|        he, by a gesture. ~Athos pointed to the bastion. ~"But,"
19 47|         in the affirmative, and pointed to a dozen bodies which
20 48|          who in the first place pointed out the money to him, then
21 49|       to have Milady's packages pointed out to him, and ordered
22 50|        imagine." ~And the baron pointed, with a slow and accusing
23 52|       the knife would have been pointed and of steel. Then no more
24 63|  herself. ~Porthos wept; Aramis pointed toward heaven; Athos made
25 64|       accompany Athos, and only pointed with his hand to the road
26 64|       the angle of a street, he pointed to a small house, isolated,
27 65|     them. It was Mousqueton. He pointed his finger to the lighted