Chapter

 1 6 |       from Gascony, whom I had introduced to them the same morning.
 2 8 |        by sleeping. ~A man was introduced of simple mien, who had
 3 9 |  Putange, the queen's equerry, introduced me. I was at school at the
 4 10|       ascended the stairs, and introduced Mme. Bonacieux into the
 5 10|      the crowd, he asked to be introduced to M. de Treville's office.
 6 12|     would be accused of having introduced her lover into the Louvre,
 7 12|      went a few steps farther, introduced a key into a lock, opened
 8 13| loading their muskets. Thence, introduced into a half- subterranean
 9 13|      quickly, and a messenger, introduced by one of the gatekeepers
10 14|     his two guards. ~The newly introduced personage followed Bonacieux
11 14|    cardinal. ~M. Bonacieux was introduced afresh, and upon a sign
12 16|    been valet of a bishop, who introduced him to his Eminence as a
13 20|  announced, and d'Artagnan was introduced. ~"You have an order signed
14 22| illustrious personages we have introduced into it, has diverted us
15 31|    head," said he. "In getting introduced to her, my principal object
16 36|       the antechamber. ~He was introduced. ~"I am at home to nobody,"
17 39|        and writing. ~The usher introduced him, and retired without
18 40|     appear. ~The Musketeer was introduced to M. Coquenard, whose little
19 42|        the two Guards, whom he introduced to his friends. ~"Ah, ah!"
20 44|   palace--on the night when he introduced himself in the character
21 46|         as you may have heard, introduced a barrel of powder under
22 56|        have anything soporific introduced into them. Two eggs and
23 59|     the Prince de Soubise, and introduced him into a closet where
24 60|      days instead of four, and introduced into these six days two
25 61|      of this kind. ~The abbess introduced them to each other. When
26 64|    found with so much trouble, introduced him into his laboratory,