Chapter

 1 1 |      himself to the devil upon finding nothing. ~"That letter is
 2 5 |        and between two parries finding time to point to a spot
 3 11|        Rue des Fossoyeurs, and finding nobody there but his other
 4 13|        beg him to assist me in finding my wife. I believed I had
 5 14|         appeared uneasy at not finding it, and at length asked
 6 16|       the famous bell; but not finding it he summoned his resolution,
 7 16|       king, who, in his joy at finding the queen guilty of a crime
 8 17|      uttered a piercing cry at finding herself surprised-- for
 9 18|        s house had a bad name, finding that nobody came, he went
10 24|        at least, some hopes of finding her; but who knows what
11 25|  throat; and Monsieur Porthos, finding himself at the mercy of
12 27|     inside. As we were sure of finding him there, we left him alone." ~"
13 28|     laughter. ~"You may guess, finding the luck turned, that I
14 28| understood, from his desire of finding Mme. Bonacieux--he ran,
15 31|       sword flying. The baron, finding himself disarmed, took two
16 31| undressing him, in the hope of finding his wound not mortal, a
17 33|      next day to Milady's, and finding her in a very ill-humor,
18 37|     above that of a woman; but finding she could not accomplish
19 45|        of him; it was you who, finding the balls had missed their
20 45|      as Athos had foreseen, on finding the two men that awaited
21 47|     companions made; and they, finding their remarks useless, regulated
22 50|          Ah, try it!" ~Milady, finding her thoughts betrayed, dug