Chapter

 1 1 |    opposite directions, at full gallop. ~"Pay him, booby!" cried
 2 20|        said d'Artagnan; "let us gallop, if our horses will consent." ~
 3 20|      sides, and set off at full gallop. ~"Do you know what has
 4 20|         he put his horse into a gallop, and rode straight up to
 5 20|     towards the capital at full gallop. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
 6 21|        man, and set off at full gallop. ~Four hours later he was
 7 39|        carriage which goes at a gallop." ~"Bah!" said d'Artagnan, "
 8 39|        M. de Treville. ~A short gallop brought them to the road
 9 39|   Artagnan put his horse into a gallop, and in a few strides overtook
10 45|       of them, he returned at a gallop to the inn, which was opened
11 45|      saddle and set out at full gallop; only instead of following
12 48|     post, Planchet set off at a gallop, his spirits a little depressed
13 60|         relay, started off at a gallop, and with a fresh horse
14 60|      the four friends flew at a gallop along the road to Bethune. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
15 61|      that moment they heard the gallop of a horse. ~"Oh!" cried
16 62|    Rochefort set out at a grand gallop; five hours after that he
17 63|           Rochefort passed at a gallop. ~"Adieu, brother!" cried
18 63| postillion, and we set off at a gallop." ~"But d'Artagnan! D'Artagnan!
19 63|       the rattling of a distant gallop. Then it grew nearer, and
20 63|         Musketeers set off at a gallop. Then three or four shots
21 63|       everybody, when I saw you gallop past. I recognized Monsieur
22 64|      back," and he set off at a gallop. ~In a quarter of an hour