Chapter

 1 2 |         troop of swordsmen, who crossed one another in their passage,
 2 2 |   general silence the young man crossed part of the length of the
 3 3 |        MORTS TOUTS LES DIABLES, crossed one another in the air.
 4 4 |   Artagnan, in a state of fury, crossed the antechamber at three
 5 5 |      over the convent wall, and crossed him arms, whistling a cardinalist
 6 6 |          So the two swords were crossed close to the hilts, and
 7 11|   suspicion that it was she had crossed the mind of d'Artagnan when
 8 11|      that happened, stood, with crossed arms, before the Musketeer
 9 13|        same corridor as before, crossed one court, then a second
10 13|        he was near fainting and crossed himself twice. He thought
11 13| execution. Indeed, the carriage crossed the fatal spot without stopping.
12 21|      the moment when Buckingham crossed the threshold, he turned
13 24|     paces from him. ~D'Artagnan crossed the quays, went out by the
14 25| appearance. ~Then a sudden idea crossed the mind of d'Artagnan.
15 26|       for the Holy Ghost." ~All crossed themselves. D'Artagnan thought
16 27|       best olive oil. ~The four crossed the public room and proceeded
17 38|     precipitate his course. ~He crossed the court, ran up the two
18 39|        He traversed a corridor, crossed a grand saloon, entered
19 40|     severe countenance of Athos crossed his mind; if he made the
20 47|      the ground with their legs crossed like Turks, or even tailors. ~"
21 47|         same men who have often crossed his path; and then some
22 48|        of the cardinal, must be crossed. A passport for embarkation
23 49|       easy chair, with her arms crossed, her head lowered, and expecting
24 50|        her attack with his arms crossed, but nevertheless with one
25 56|      and smiling, with his arms crossed over his breast. Then, when
26 59|       La Rochelle were waiting, crossed it as quickly as possible,
27 61|        enemies. The abbess only crossed herself, without approving