Chapter

 1 1 |   pretty severely for having sought a quarrel with a great lord--
 2 2 | Treville was one of the most sought. ~The court of his hotel,
 3 3 |  cardinal, whom the cardinal sought to introduce into Treville'
 4 4 |       which blinded him, and sought to find his way from under
 5 6 |   Eminence's Guards who have sought a quarrel with your Musketeers?" ~"
 6 6 |     then, that the Guardsmen sought a quarrel with the Musketeers?" ~"
 7 8 |      noise, and yet was much sought after. ~As to d'Artagnan,
 8 8 |   lever for which Archimedes sought, they should succeed in
 9 9 | nobody resembling the man he sought for. Then he came back to
10 20|    young man who one evening sought a quarrel with him on the
11 25|   with a stranger--a man who sought a quarrel with him, for
12 26|      felt my legs fail me; I sought for a reply, but could find
13 26|      postponed for a year. I sought out the best fencing master
14 29|     had promised to have her sought for; but this promise was
15 30|   worth the trouble of being sought for when she is once lost.
16 32|      The fowl must have been sought for a long time on the perch,
17 36|  girl," said the Gascon, who sought for an excuse in his own
18 41|    letter, that which he had sought at the risk of his life: ~"
19 44|  tone, "the only thing to be sought for at this moment is some
20 59|     Patrick. A physician was sought for, but none was yet found. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
21 59|    you will add--" ~He still sought; but his eyes, darkened
22 60|       The king, however, who sought distraction, while traveling
23 64|  with astonishment, for they sought vainly in their minds to
24 65| deceived; it was she whom he sought. ~At this moment a horse