Chapter

 1 1 |          open window on the ground floor, a gentleman, well-made
 2 3 |      overcome by it, fell upon the floor as if he were dead. ~"A
 3 7 |         others were, on the ground floor, looked out upon a little
 4 10|           passage led to the first floor, in which d'Artagnan lodged,
 5 10|           removed a plank from his floor, and nothing remaining but
 6 10|           laid himself down on the floor at full length, and listened. ~
 7 10|     himself, springing up from the floor. "My sword! Good, it is
 8 10|         back the boards, sweep the floor, go out at the door, and
 9 16|        vulgar drinkers fall on the floor and go to sleep. He kept
10 16|        prostrate themselves on the floor of their cells. ~It is not
11 18|             spread a carpet on the floor, went upon his knees, and
12 24|        fruits crushed, strewed the floor. Everything in the apartment
13 25|           little room on the third floor; but to this Monsieur Porthos
14 26|          Number Five on the second floor." ~D'Artagnan walked quickly
15 26|            which had fallen on the floor. ~At that moment Bazin entered
16 26|           and the spinach onto the floor. ~"Now this is the moment
17 30| Englishwoman, when from the ground floor of a pretty house, which,
18 32|     neighboring yard; on the first floor a low door studded with
19 43|          any chamber on the ground floor where these gentlemen can
20 43|      Musketeers entered the ground floor room, the cardinal, without
21 56|          and the bars, sounded the floor and the walls, looked to
22 56|            me, and I sank upon the floor a prey to a slumber which
23 56|         the table sink through the floor; a quarter of an hour later
24 56|      carpet, a step which made the floor creak; I saw, notwithstanding
25 56|         opened; I was lying on the floor, for my strength began to
26 57|         seized me, threw me on the floor, fastened me with his bonds,
27 59|       slipped from the sofa to the floor. ~Patrick uttered a loud