Chapter

 1 1 |     circumstance which created a powerful obstacle to the accomplishment
 2 2 |      XIII had his, and these two powerful rivals vied with each other
 3 2 |        de Treville employed this powerful weapon for the king, in
 4 5 |         enemy of a minister more powerful than the king himself. All
 5 16|           I should yield to such powerful instance; and on my part,
 6 30|          a carriage drawn by two powerful horses. d'Artagnan therefore
 7 40|         into the world, you have powerful enemies; if you do not take
 8 40|          that restrained him, so powerful is the influence of a truly
 9 41|        this game, which two most powerful kingdoms played for the
10 43|          to do with someone more powerful than themselves--leaving
11 45|    Milady arose as if moved by a powerful spring, and her eyes flashed
12 53|        her pure, harmonious, and powerful voice, she began the first
13 54|          his mouth, and making a powerful effort to control himself,
14 54| experienced so many opposite and powerful emotions, felt her heart
15 56|      exile employ arms much less powerful in their seductions than
16 56|           One evening he mixed a powerful narcotic with my water.
17 57|         left him noble, honored, powerful, for the ruin of us all!" ~"
18 61|          this place, well-I have powerful friends, who, after having
19 65|         the solemn voice and the powerful gesture of a judge sent
20 65|      failed her. She felt that a powerful and implacable hand seized