Chapter

 1 11|     Which was illuminated by a lamp which threw its light over
 2 12|    apartment lighted only by a lamp, saying, "Remain here, my
 3 24|     this soft light, this calm lamp, enlightened a scene of
 4 24| Artagnan took advantage of the lamp which burned in the cabin
 5 24|     the light from a miserable lamp which burned in the corner
 6 24|        and by the light of the lamp had seen the disorder of
 7 45|       his belt, approached the lamp to be assured that it was
 8 48|        reached the tent, lit a lamp, and while Planchet stood
 9 48|       Artagnan, approached the lamp, set fire to the paper,
10 49|      of light projected by the lamp, Milady involuntarily drew
11 56|        for toward midnight the lamp went out, and I was again
12 56|      an instant, thanks to the lamp, my chamber was once more
13 56|    less frightful. ~"I saw the lamp ascend, and leave me in
14 56|   supper was brought. Then the lamp was lighted, and I sat down
15 56|    come. ~"At length I saw the lamp rise softly, and disappear
16 58|       window, extinguished the lamp, and went, as Felton had
17 63|     Malaga by the light of his lamp. ~"Well," said he, "they
18 65|    curtain. ~By the light of a lamp he saw a woman, wrapped
19 65|       open door, and its smoky lamp burning sadly on the table. ~      ~ ~ ~ ~
20 67|     Malaga by the light of his lamp. ~"Well," said he, "they