Chapter

 1 1 |          horse; and the man, after throwing two or three silver pieces
 2 1 |            s familiar was called. ~Throwing down his spit, and ordering
 3 2 |        Artagnan," cried a servant, throwing open the door of the cabinet. ~
 4 5 |           to his courtesy, without throwing the least doubt upon his
 5 5 |       gentlemen," said d'Artagnan, throwing up his head, the sharp and
 6 9 |          anger. ~"Well!" cried he, throwing his sword upon the bed, "
 7 11|              cried Mme. Bonacieux, throwing herself between the combatants
 8 14| monseigneur!" continued Bonacieux, throwing himself at his Eminence'
 9 20|            the instant he came up, throwing all his fear and love into
10 24|          of heaven," continued he, throwing him a pistole, "tell me
11 26|      springing from his horse, and throwing the bridle to Planchet, "
12 26|         you wretch!" cried Aramis, throwing his skullcap in his face. "
13 29|          any hour," continued she, throwing a significant glance at
14 36|      happiness," cried d'Artagnan, throwing himself on his knees, and
15 41|            not!" cried the bandit, throwing himself upon his knees and
16 42|          Gospel," said d'Artagnan, throwing himself down by the dying
17 43|           I fancied I felt that in throwing himself upon me, he let
18 48|       pistoles from his pocket and throwing them upon the table. "Come,
19 54|           just man!" cried Milady, throwing herself at his feet. "I
20 59|         that moment Buckingham was throwing upon a couch a rich toilet
21 59|            not call," said Felton, throwing himself between the duke