Chapter

 1 Pre|      most part, traced upon the doors of barracks and the walls
 2 Pre|       the pack of others at the doors of the Academie des Inscriptions
 3 1  |     children crying at the open doors, hastened to don the cuirass,
 4 6  |   retreated into the hotel, the doors of which they closed just
 5 6  |         courtiers, when all the doors were thrown open, and his
 6 9  |        or were brought to their doors by the noise, had assured
 7 9  |         streets and knocking at doors, Aramis had joined his companions;
 8 11 |      the listener, "not through doors, but through windows! Ah,
 9 14 |           Should you know those doors again?" ~"Yes." ~"Do you
10 17 |          In fact, at one of the doors which opened into the queen'
11 20 |      the teeth, entered by side doors, and rushed upon Athos. ~"
12 22 |        with the care of all the doors and all the avenues. ~At
13 22 |      the Hotel de Ville, at the doors assigned them. ~At three
14 22 |      the cardinal at one of the doors of the hall. The cardinal
15 22 |    crowd gathered at one of the doors, looked on at this scene,
16 32 | distance through all these open doors. Then, while passing, he
17 33 |       will then turn you out of doors, and you know she is not
18 48 |       him one day turned out of doors, with sundry blows of a
19 49 |        why these bars and these doors? If I am a prisoner, what
20 50 |        The walls are thick, the doors strong, and the bars solid;
21 51 |     other aim than to be out of doors, and accompanied only by
22 53 |        continued: ~"One day our doors will ope,~With God come
23 56 |   looked to the chimney and the doors, without, during this long