Chapter

 1 3 |     the letter, sealed it, and rising, approached the young man
 2 8 |          said d'Artagnan, half rising and bowing; "you are my
 3 12|       beautiful hand, and then rising, said, "Within six months,
 4 14|    said the cardinal, eagerly, rising with a promptitude which
 5 25|        of joy; and Mousqueton, rising respectfully, yielded his
 6 27|       Triple ass!" said Athos, rising; but he sank down again
 7 28| VENTREBLEU!" cried d'Artagnan, rising from the table, the story
 8 28|         Ah, PARDIEU!" said he, rising, "you come in the nick of
 9 32|     stripling of a dozen years rising behind the third. In all,
10 32| Porthos?" said the procurator, rising, yet supporting his weight
11 34|      the news I expected." And rising also, he went off at a quick
12 38|        legs clean and elegant, rising six years. He examined him,
13 41|  Justice had been held; but on rising from his Bed of Justice
14 48|        fortunate," said Athos, rising; "I wish I could say as
15 50|     look so?" asked the baron, rising and going a step backward. ~"
16 51|        scoundrel!" said Athos, rising upon his elbow, and transfixing
17 53|      My word," said de Winter, rising, "I think the hussy is going
18 54|   sound of Felton's steps, and rising quick as thought, she blushed,
19 56|        On the cross,' cried I, rising, for at that abhorred voice
20 57|   groan. ~"Here," said Milady, rising with the majesty of a queen, "
21 63|  window, while Mme. Bonacieux, rising all in a tremble, supported
22 63|     before the table, his hair rising from his head, his eyes
23 65|     hair loosening itself, and rising above her livid countenance
24 65|  suddenly cried, "Oh, no, no!" rising and retreating to the very