Chapter

 1 4 |        Well, did anybody ever dream of calling Aramis a coward?
 2 6 | longer, monsieur. I sometimes dream, that's all. Come, then,
 3 12|       told you I had had that dream? I have imparted it to no
 4 14|      walked as one walks in a dream; he had a glimpse of objects
 5 26|     which this thought is the dream. By its influence, time
 6 26|      ambitious. ~In fact, the dream of poor Bazin had always
 7 28|     remember as we remember a dream. We were speaking of hanging." ~"
 8 30|     We might say that was his dream. ~They immediately sent
 9 32|  several feet higher than the dream. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    M. Coquenard
10 36|                           36. Dream Of Vengeance~ ~ ~ ~ ~
11 36|       fly away from me like a dream that I pant to make a reality
12 38|       crowns for me." ~"Don't dream it, Athos. I don't need
13 47|    with joy. We know that the dream of his life had been to
14 48|    may be said, I hope, every dream is an illusion. Adieu! Take
15 48|      Marie Michon" ~"And what dream does she mean?" asked the
16 48|    reading. ~"Yez; what's the dream?" said the Swiss. ~"Well,
17 48|     it was only this: I had a dream, and I related it to her." ~"
18 48|       simple enough to dell a dream, but I neffer dream." ~"
19 48|    dell a dream, but I neffer dream." ~"You are very fortunate,"
20 54|     like a man awaking from a dream, and rushed out of the apartment. ~"
21 56|       carriage, of a horrible dream in which my strength had
22 56|      true that all was like a dream, but it was not the less
23 63|       in the midst of a happy dream; she grew pale and ran to
24 63|       she was like people who dream they are pursued, and who