Chapter

 1 11|        it, half laughing, half trembling, and both gained the top
 2 13|      Bastille, where he passed trembling before a party of soldiers
 3 16|       queen, with a broken and trembling voice; "take it, and deliver
 4 16|        The king took it with a trembling hand, looked for the address,
 5 27|      monseigneur," resumed the trembling host; "for I now recollect
 6 28| Artagnan threw the dice with a trembling hand, and turned up the
 7 34|        Mme. Coquenard repaired trembling to the cloister of St. Magloire,
 8 35|       Well," said Milady, in a trembling voice, "why do you not enter?
 9 35|       and poor Kitty, pale and trembling, awaited d'Artagnan's reply.
10 37|        girl, pale as death and trembling in all her limbs, wished
11 37|       long duration. ~Pale and trembling, Milady repulsed d'Artagnan'
12 37|  opened it with a feverish and trembling band, drew from it a small
13 39|         He stopped, therefore, trembling not for himself but for
14 42|    grew pale, and a convulsive trembling shook all his limbs. ~"Thou
15 47|        it with one hand, whose trembling he did not even attempt
16 48|       than once an involuntary trembling seized them when called
17 48|  surprised, d'Artagnan, with a trembling hand, broke the seal and
18 56|       myself dreaming. I arose trembling. My clothes were near me
19 57|     her against his heart, all trembling at the breath from that
20 65|     turn," said Athos, himself trembling as the lion trembles at