Chapter

 1 19|      Artagnan, he will go by what route he thinks is best, in Planchet'
 2 19|         take it, and continue the route; if he be killed, it will
 3 20|           had just arrived by the route of Dammartin, was seated
 4 20|         travelers continued their route. ~At Beauvais they stopped
 5 21|          way, four relays on your route. If you will give at each
 6 21|        else. ~"I want to know the route I am to follow," said d'
 7 21|           the questioner. ~"Which route must I take?" demanded d'
 8 24|           a bypath, continued his route and reached St. Cloud; but
 9 25|           was about to resume his route in order to continue his
10 25|        upon returning by the same route in seven or eight days,
11 25|          the host, he resumed his route with Planchet, already relieved
12 28|        wagoner's thirst along the route. ~"What is this?" said Aramis,
13 43|          two days before upon the route to Jarrie, following the
14 43|        they should continue their route or go back. The hesitation
15 45|         gesture, and retraced his route with the same precautions
16 47|        strongly interested in the route Milady followed. ~"She goes
17 49|         the brig's departure, its route, its landings; and to all
18 60|          and they continued their route as fast as their horses
19 62|         repeat the name along the route. Now, is that all?" ~"I
20 64| Armentieres-- each by a different route. Planchet, the most intelligent
21 64|     cavalcade set out, taking the route the carriage had taken. ~
22 65|         the troop continued their route. ~Another flash illuminated
23 67|     prisoner. ~They resumed their route. ~On the morrow, at three