Chapter

 1 1 |      time. The stranger, then perceiving that the matter went beyond
 2 3 |   with all his might, without perceiving that Athos, whatever might
 3 4 | Luxembourg, while d'Artagnan, perceiving the appointed hour was approaching,
 4 6 |    was in an excellent humor. Perceiving M. de Treville at a distance-- ~"
 5 6 |       Guards of the cardinal, perceiving his youth and that he did
 6 11| terrified her so, and at once perceiving it was d'Artagnan, she uttered
 7 20|    wharf. "Well?" said he, on perceiving d'Artagnan. ~"Here is my
 8 23|       Artagnan could not help perceiving it, and asked him what was
 9 23|  monsieur," said Planchet, on perceiving d'Artagnan, "how glad I
10 24|       Artagnan could not help perceiving that something more than
11 25|   serve him; which d'Artagnan perceiving, ordered two glasses to
12 27|    Some wine!" said Athos, on perceiving the host. ~"Some wine!"
13 30|      but the pretty SOUBRETTE perceiving his presence. ~The conversation
14 41|   said the soldier, uneasy at perceiving that all was not over. ~"
15 42|    agony. ~"Ah!" cried he, on perceiving d'Artagnan, "ah! this is
16 42|       Artagnan's excuses, and perceiving that the four friends desired
17 43|     road two horsemen who, on perceiving them, stopped in their turn,
18 59|    glance over the paper, and perceiving that it was the one that
19 61|       entered this track, and perceiving that falsehood succeeded,
20 65|  Athos, and screamed. ~Athos, perceiving that she knew him, pushed
21 65|     this terrible apparition. Perceiving her brother-in-law, she