Chapter

 1 4 |      himself up in the velvet by a movement of rotation explained by
 2 4 |       foamed with rage, and made a movement to rush after d'Artagnan. ~"
 3 6 |           moment at which, in this movement, the sword of Bernajoux
 4 7 |           gesture or upon a simple movement of his lips. He never spoke
 5 10|           indistinct; a tumultuous movement shook the partition. The
 6 14|      upward and downward. ~At this movement, which nobody opposed, he
 7 16| reconciliation with her. Her first movement was repellent. Her womanly
 8 23|            guard--I did not lose a movement of his features." ~"And
 9 24|         Nevertheless, rapid as the movement had been, d'Artagnan had
10 29|            resumed Porthos, with a movement of the shoulders full of
11 30|         them. ~The cavalier made a movement as if to follow the carriage;
12 31|            steps back, but in this movement his foot slipped and he
13 31|         his shoulders; Aramis by a movement of his lips endorsed Athos. ~"
14 33|       Kitty surrendered. ~It was a movement of vengeance upon Milady.
15 35|        with brilliants. ~The first movement of d'Artagnan was to return
16 37|             but she, with a strong movement, tried to escape. Then the
17 39|         single word, do not make a movement which may lead anyone to
18 39|      Bonacieux. ~By an involuntary movement and in spite of the injunction
19 41|           to one side; but by this movement he left a passage free to
20 48|            his turn with a nervous movement he could not repress. ~The
21 49|       agitated by an extraordinary movement. Four large vessels, recently
22 51|        Frenchman, was a retrograde movement of sixty years impressed
23 51|          Houdiniere. Athos saw the movement; he made a step toward the
24 56|            my persecutor allowed a movement of anger to escape him.
25 58|           frightful agony at every movement she heard in the corridor. ~