Chapter

 1 3 |  liquor, made from the second pressing of the grape. ~The two Musketeers
 2 5 |    brave fellow," said Athos, pressing the young man's hand. ~"
 3 5 |    between Athos and Porthos, pressing them tenderly. ~"If I am
 4 6 |   perhaps you would not be so pressing." ~"What is your name?" ~"
 5 6 |   adversary had received, and pressing him warmly, without doubt
 6 11|       a mistress. Besides, on pressing occasions, in extreme difficulties,
 7 11|   voice almost caressing, and pressing the hand of d'Artagnan,
 8 18|    Silence!" said d'Artagnan, pressing her hand more closely. ~"
 9 18|    Silence!" said d'Artagnan, pressing her hand still more warmly. ~
10 20|     us attend to what is more pressing first, and then we will
11 21|      same morning; only, when pressing his hand a little more warmly
12 25|    epistle to her, still more pressing than the first. But you
13 29|    his hand on his heart, and pressing it strongly. ~"I will repair
14 33|       full of compassion, and pressing anew the young man's hand. ~"
15 35|     in her softest voice, and pressing his hand in her own, "I
16 35| rightly," said the gentleman, pressing the Gascon's hand with an
17 37|   whose questions became more pressing. ~Then d'Artagnan, who had
18 38|       sure!" said d'Artagnan, pressing Athos's hand. "You know
19 50|    insult me," continued she, pressing with her stiffened hands
20 57|      die together!" cried he, pressing his lips to those of the
21 59|       the bearer, he said, "A pressing message from Lord de Winter." ~
22 59|   this knife," said the duke, pressing the hand of Laporte. He
23 63|  regular plan. ~What was most pressing was to get Mme. Bonacieux