Chapter

 1 1 |        well, as I gave my order to saddle my horse. Have they not
 2 1 |          the lady, sprang into his saddle, while her coachman applied
 3 11|           mistress fastened to the saddle bow. ~D'Artagnan owned nothing.
 4 20|            the yard, and wished to saddle the horses; but the horses
 5 21|        remove the pistols from the saddle he had quit to the one he
 6 24|      horseback. He sprang into his saddle; the lackey took his place
 7 25| portmanteau to the equipment. "Now saddle the other three horses." ~"
 8 25|         Artagnan, getting into his saddle. ~As they went from the
 9 27|          that velvet housing, that saddle studded with silver-are
10 27|         and Aramis sprang into the saddle with his usual grace and
11 28|          to be recognized, why the saddle will suffice for that; it
12 28|          HOLA, Bazin! Bring my new saddle and carry it along with
13 28|         and seated in his handsome saddle. I am sure he will look
14 28|           Porthos? And perhaps his saddle, therewith." ~"No, gentlemen,
15 28|          me eighty." ~"Without the saddle?" said Aramis. ~"Yes, without
16 28|         Aramis. ~"Yes, without the saddle." ~"You will observe, gentlemen,"
17 30|           He ordered him to go and saddle two horses in M. de Treville'
18 32|         remembered that he had the saddle which came from Buckingham.
19 38|      hundred livres. ~But when the saddle and arms for Grimaud were
20 39|           you see that the lackeys saddle the horses." ~"I have no
21 39|            his pocket. ~"Send your saddle, then, to the hotel of the
22 39|          Athos put themselves into saddle with their companions, and
23 45|            leaped lightly into the saddle and set out at full gallop;
24 60|         said Athos, musingly. ~"To saddle, gentlemen! to saddle! Let
25 60|           To saddle, gentlemen! to saddle! Let us pursue him, and
26 64|            leaped lightly into the saddle. ~"Wait for me," cried he, "