Chapter

 1 1 |          will think of this insult offered to his protege.'" ~"Monsieur
 2 3 |          you that which I just now offered. My hotel will be always
 3 7 |         Athos had never pledged or offered for sale. It had long been
 4 7 | aiguillettes, and gold chains, and offered them all to Porthos; but
 5 11|            let us go." ~D'Artagnan offered his arm to Mme. Bonacieux,
 6 16|          with abundance of prayers offered up by the monks. But the
 7 20|         took the money which Athos offered to him, and after turning
 8 23|        There are many thanks to be offered to you, and to be transmitted
 9 31|          Artagnan picked it up and offered it to Lord de Winter. ~"
10 38|         fifty pistoles. d'Artagnan offered his friend a part of his
11 40|        remonstrances that had been offered to him, he persisted in
12 48|       carry the letters. ~Everyone offered his own. Athos talked of
13 49|            leaped to the pier, and offered his hand to Milady. A carriage
14 49|                No violence will be offered to you, madame, and what
15 53|          approaching Milady's bed, offered her services. ~Milady was
16 56|        between it and me." ~Felton offered the weapon to Milady, who
17 64|       Musketeer by pointing. Athos offered the man half a pistole to
18 64|    Nevertheless, as the crossroads offered him a better chance than
19 64|        Athos to ask charity, Athos offered him half a crown to accompany
20 66|            cannot condemn me!" ~"I offered you Tyburn," said Lord de
21 67|         them. Besides, this return offered him the advantage of watching