Chapter

 1 2 |  correspondence, Chalais's throat cut, under the stupid pretext
 2 4 |        quarter past twelve I will cut off your ears as you run." ~"
 3 6 |       would allow ourselves to be cut to pieces in your Majesty'
 4 7 | wonderfully well. He had doublets cut out of his old clothes and
 5 10|          caused him and Aramis to cut each other's throat. ~From
 6 13|        their heads were generally cut off, and he felt that his
 7 14|       near to him as you can, and cut off two. ~As soon as these
 8 20|           going toward him, "I'll cut your ears off!" ~At the
 9 21|         which held them have been cut with scissors." ~"If my
10 25|      Porthos had received a sword cut." ~"Yes, but he has forbidden
11 27|           a straight nose, a chin cut like that of Brutus, had
12 28|           Pretty figures we shall cut on ponies while Aramis and
13 32|         upon her husband's plate, cut off the neck, which with
14 33|        you know that?" ~"You have cut her to the heart." ~"I?
15 45|            Listen! It was you who cut off the two diamond studs
16 48|         our Holy Father the Pope, cut it short, for I shall prune
17 48|           or I will consent to be cut in quarters; and if they
18 48|          quarters; and if they do cut me in quarters, be assured
19 48|       from his horse, he may have cut a caper from the deck; he
20 49|          his mouth, fine and well cut, remained motionless in
21 50|           that it was she who had cut off the two studs, and avenge
22 52|       pierce a wall, detach bars, cut through a floor--all undertakings
23 52|        converted soldier, who has cut his uniform out of a monk'
24 52|         of Felton; she would have cut your throat, and after that
25 63|     cardinal have had your throat cut!" ~They this time embraced
26 67|     cardinal have had your throat cut!" ~They this time embraced