Chapter

 1 1 |     narrator, they every moment burst into fits of laughter. Now,
 2 3 |     secret, was known to all. A burst of satisfaction hailed the
 3 4 |         wisdom!" ~The young men burst into a laugh, and as may
 4 5 |      Gascon beat as if it would burst through his side--not from
 5 9 |      Aramis. ~The three friends burst into laughter. ~"Ah, if
 6 16|     said Athos, with a maniacal burst of laughter, "guess what
 7 17|       of the young woman with a burst of emotion, gazed at her
 8 22|        him--a cry of admiration burst from every mouth. If the
 9 26|    seeing it so long coming, he burst into a laugh, turned upon
10 27|       running now." ~D'Artagnan burst into a laugh which changed
11 27|          The host drew back and burst into tears. ~"This will
12 32|       that they seemed ready to burst. ~"One may see that you
13 38|        phlegmatic as he was, he burst into a laugh which was quite
14 48|      drops of perspiration that burst forth, and rose in his turn
15 50|         subject." ~A cold sweat burst from the brow of Milady. ~"
16 52|      and of flexible silver. ~A burst of laughter resounded from
17 53|      round upon her pillow, she burst into tears, and uttered
18 53|      might be watching her this burst of inward satisfaction. ~
19 56|    strength, and she would have burst the walls of her prison
20 56| strength to reply to him with a burst of laughter. ~"He saw that
21 57|         to be concealed till it burst, like a clap of thunder,
22 57|         hand. ~At that moment a burst of ironical laughter resounded
23 59|        of a stranger!" ~Laporte burst into tears. ~"Patrick,"
24 63|        no doubt, the cold sweat burst from her burning brow. ~
25 63|         him tenderly, and as he burst into violent sobs, he said
26 65|     came to Fromelles the storm burst. They spread their cloaks.