Chapter

 1 5 |       of the aggressors of the preceding day. "If we were to see
 2 6 |      But d'Artagnan had on the preceding day served his apprenticeship.
 3 6 |        de la Tremouille on the preceding evening at his hotel, that
 4 6 |   related the adventure of the preceding day in all its details;
 5 7 | morning to pay the debt of the preceding evening. ~Porthos had his
 6 13|     only his commissary of the preceding evening, attended by his
 7 23|        from the anxiety of the preceding night. ~"Planchet," said
 8 25|   Planchet had said to him the preceding evening about the sinister
 9 28|        the conversation of the preceding evening; but he found Athos
10 28|  making him forget that of the preceding one. ~"Patience!" said Athos; "
11 31|        the same hour as on the preceding evening, d'Artagnan retired.
12 33|       the gate, and, as on the preceding evening, went up to her
13 36|     all that had passed on the preceding evening. d'Artagnan smiled;
14 36|     more impatient than on the preceding evening. She renewed the
15 36|        and alert as on the two preceding days; but on the contrary
16 50|     She rather feared that her preceding operations in England might
17 54|     She had laid that down the preceding evening. To remain silent
18 55|     content himself, as on the preceding day, with passing before
19 56|        had accomplished it the preceding night." ~"Scoundrel!" murmured
20 56|     marks of languor as on the preceding evening; but this time,