Chapter

 1 1 |             had a steed which was the observed of all observers. It was
 2 1 |              Artagnan on arriving had observed a saddled horse. ~But, d'
 3 1 |              your Excellency may have observed, your horse is in the great
 4 1 | two-and-twenty years. We have already observed with what rapidity d'Artagnan
 5 6 |        yourself, monsieur, lest it be observed that we go out together.
 6 10|         cardinal's people. It must be observed that as a separate passage
 7 10|             himself, as we have said, observed something fresh between
 8 11|          chain, or a diamond. We have observed that young cavaliers received
 9 13|            all this, as may have been observed, one personage concerned,
10 23|                said Planchet, who had observed his master grow red and
11 25|               Your Lordship must have observed that he could not continue
12 25|              as his master's. When we observed this to him, he told us
13 25|              Artagnan, "I have always observed a great degree of intelligence
14 28|               finger, and which I had observed yesterday." ~"This diamond!"
15 29|           cadet was, as may have been observed, of a provident and almost
16 29|         handsome Porthos. ~D'Artagnan observed, on the bench nearest to
17 29|               my departure." ~Porthos observed a last struggle between
18 31|            the young man, who saw and observed this triple shade, almost
19 31|               herself to be no longer observed, a sentiment resembling
20 31|           whom d'Artagnan had already observed then came in. She spoke
21 41|               the Cardinal. It may be observed that at the very moment
22 47|           more of this affair. We are observed; they are coming to meet
23 48|             sounded, and we should be observed if we kept a light burning
24 50|             dear sister. Have you not observed that the captain of your
25 50|           knows how, as you must have observed, to obey an order--for you
26 58|              transports without being observed. She traversed her chamber
27 59|             Winter followed his look, observed his feelings, and guessed