Chapter

 1 2 |           order to make one's way amid these turbulent and conflicting
 2 2 |         then uttered unthinkingly amid all these cardinal jests,
 3 2 |         everyone became mute, and amid the general silence the
 4 6 |       waiting about half an hour, amid a crowd of courtiers, when
 5 12|     appeared to him so beautiful, amid balls, fetes, or carousals,
 6 21|           d'Artagnan followed him amid cries which strongly resembled
 7 22|         ENTREES. The ballet ended amid the applause of the whole
 8 24|        fancied he could recognize amid this strange disorder, fragments
 9 24|           ears, he heard nothing, amid the oaths, coarse jokes,
10 28|        which has just disappeared amid a cloud of dust, has furnished
11 29|       with respect to her purse. ~Amid all this, d'Artagnan remarked
12 31|        his heels, and disappeared amid the hooting of the lackeys. ~
13 33|      staircase, he buried himself amid the robes and dressing gowns
14 34|           garments; and drew from amid his rags a hundred and fifty
15 41| information to the cardinal. ~But amid all this he perceived, with
16 42|           soldier, and he expired amid horrible tortures. ~"Frightful!
17 51|  Monseigneur," replied Athos, for amid the general fright he alone
18 56|          themselves to it. I saw, amid the shadows, the table sink
19 58|           to lie down on the bed. Amid the moaning of the storm
20 61|           aristocratic intrigues, amid which she had constantly
21 63|         my God! My senses fail me amid such a chaos of iniquities.
22 63|           continued to draw near, amid which she seemed to hear
23 64|       could distinguish the door, amid the red color in which the
24 65|           travel, and they did it amid torrents of rain. ~D'Artagnan
25 66|        created a sort of twilight amid the night. On the left was