Chapter

 1 3 | recommendation. While he was doing this, d'Artagnan, having
 2 4 |    it intentionally, and not doing it intentionally, I said '
 3 6 |    do not advise you to risk doing so." ~This advice was too
 4 6 |       but I don't care. I am doing what is right." ~The king
 5 9 |  voluntarily risk my head in doing it." ~"And did the mercer*,"
 6 10|   not very elevated, without doing himself the slightest injury. ~
 7 11|     yourself of the merit of doing so at once?" ~"Is there
 8 16|  with his poinard, and in so doing laid bare her shoulder.
 9 16|   make advances first?" ~"By doing a thing which you know will
10 20|  Journey~ ~ ~ ~ ~    "And by doing so, Monsieur the Governor,"
11 28|       What the devil are you doing there?" cried the two friends. ~"
12 32|   hesitatingly; "but that is doing things in lordly style,
13 33|       or rather, what he was doing. ~"Oh, good Lord, Monsieur
14 33|      said she, "what are you doing?" ~"I?" said d'Artagnan; "
15 33|    of Milady. ~"What are you doing?" cried Kitty. ~D'Artagnan,
16 40| wished to know what you were doing. Besides, you owe me some
17 43|      account of what you are doing here at this hour." ~The
18 50|  infinite and supreme joy of doing it? Oh, be assured, if the
19 52|    said Felton; "what is she doing, then?" ~"She has fainted.
20 55| escaped her. ~"What were you doing on that armchair?" asked
21 55|  will tell you what you were doing, or rather what you meant
22 56|    Very well, it is your own doing. Till tomorrow evening,
23 58| handkerchief. ~"What are you doing?" asked Milady, with surprise. ~"
24 62|       And what have you been doing since yesterday?" ~"I have