Chapter

 1 6 |      dogs that have no noses. We started a stag of ten branches.
 2 18|          of this man, d'Artagnan started, and half drawing his sword,
 3 26|      Jesuit and the curate quite started from their chairs. ~"This
 4 27|        question in heraldry were started, Athos knew all the noble
 5 28|     Grimaud, and the two lackeys started on foot, carrying the saddles
 6 29|         the sound of that voice, started like a man awakened from
 7 35|        it again to Athos. ~Athos started. "Look," said he, "is it
 8 35|       open her dress; but Milady started up, pushing her away. "What
 9 37|       first word the young woman started, and exclaimed in a sharp,
10 38|        of some of the patrol who started in pursuit of him, and the
11 40|     execution of her orders, she started her horse and disappeared. ~
12 41|           Three or four times he started up, imagining that a man
13 45| maintained the speed at which he started; but when out of sight he
14 48|      raised his eyes and Porthos started. As to Athos, he remained
15 48|      with his loud laugh. ~Athos started, passed his hand over his
16 51|        diversion which Athos had started, "it does not signify, gentlemen.
17 55|          clothes or weapons. ~He started, and the prisoner saw that
18 55|        flash, Felton saw it, and started as if its light had revealed
19 55|       the conversation." ~Felton started; and Milady felt she was
20 58|          will not sail." ~Milady started with joy. She could read
21 59|        with him. ~All at once he started. His eyes became fixed upon
22 60|         he had just had a relay, started off at a gallop, and with
23 63|          seated himself quietly, started up. ~"SHE! What she?" asked