Chapter

 1 5 |         his sword. ~The blood had mounted to the head of d'Artagnan,
 2 11|          the papers. The last two mounted guard at the door during
 3 11|  ridiculed lover. Blood and anger mounted to his face; he was resolved
 4 18|          the beautiful glow which mounted to her cheeks. A few seconds
 5 20|             said Athos. ~Planchet mounted by the window and installed
 6 24|    pistols in his belt; then both mounted and departed quietly. It
 7 25|    brought him back to the hotel, mounted his horse, and disappeared." ~"
 8 28|          ill our two friends were mounted, they were soon far in advance
 9 28|          think I can see him now, mounted upon his superb animal and
10 30|           D'Artagnan and Planchet mounted, and took the road to St.
11 32|     nobles whose whole suite were mounted on mules. But then you understand,
12 40|          not observe Milady, who, mounted upon a light chestnut horse,
13 40|          the aubourg St. Antoine, mounted two horses properly equipped,
14 43|       Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, mounted on their battle steeds,
15 43|          cardinal; after which he mounted his horse, and set off in
16 47|        was heard; a cloud of dust mounted toward the sky--and all
17 47|          ran back to the bastion, mounted the platform, and bore off
18 48| confidence can be placed in me." ~Mounted on an excellent horse, which
19 51|        saw me coming." ~The color mounted to the face of Athos, and
20 55|  apartment he found her standing, mounted upon a chair, holding in
21 55|        his hand, and as if he had mounted guard in his place. ~The
22 57|         he immediately sent off a mounted man to find a physician. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
23 58|              I am ready." ~Milady mounted upon a chair and passed
24 58|        touched the sloop. ~Felton mounted the ladder first, and gave
25 65|  half-curtains closely drawn. ~He mounted the skirting stone that