Chapter

 1 2 |        that at every hit the man touched should quit the game, yielding
 2 6 |        weapon, made a lunge, and touched his adversary on the shoulder.
 3 12|           and every time that it touched me I trembled from head
 4 14|         man." ~"The cardinal has touched me with his hand! I have
 5 14|         me with his hand! I have touched the hand of the great man!"
 6 16|   misfortune upon everything she touched. Her friendship was a fatal
 7 20|       The point of the sword had touched a rib, and glanced along
 8 22|        felt his shoulder lightly touched. He turned and saw a young
 9 22|      knees, seized the hand, and touched it respectfully with his
10 23|    Artagnan left M. de Treville, touched more than ever by his paternal
11 24|       glove, wherever it had not touched the muddy ground, was of
12 25|       the passengers were really touched by the urbanity of Planchet
13 26|          after his illness grace touched him, and he determined to
14 26|       Yes, efficacious grace has touched you, as that gentleman said
15 29|        font. The fair worshipper touched the great hand of Porthos
16 31|      asked his pardon for having touched him in a voice so sweet
17 35|      heart of d'Artagnan, he was touched by this mute sorrow; but
18 45|        so that the weapon almost touched Milady's forehead, and then,
19 47|        around Athos, but not one touched him. ~Four shots replied
20 50|          Milady, which he almost touched with his finger. ~Milady
21 53|    whether Milady had or had not touched her repast, made a sign
22 58|      strength of his wrists, and touched the ground. He stooped down,
23 58|        are here." ~In fact, they touched the sloop. ~Felton mounted
24 61|          knew perfectly by name, touched lightly on the amours of
25 63| mouthfuls mechanically, and just touched the glass with her lips. ~"
26 63|          at the moment the glass touched her lips, her hand remained