Chapter

 1 1 |  Musketeers!" ~He had scarcely finished, when d'Artagnan made such
 2 4 |        in the heart of man, he finished by hoping that he might
 3 16|       a frown; and when he had finished, said, "Trifles, only trifles!"
 4 20|        cried Planchet; "I have finished mine." ~Seeing this, the
 5 21|     the two diamond studs were finished, and they were so completely
 6 23|  complaisance, and when he had finished said, "And Madame Bonacieux,
 7 23| grooming them, and had already finished two. ~"Ah, monsieur," said
 8 25|    affair. When d'Artagnan had finished, he said, "Hum! All this
 9 27| between two theologians. As he finished, the host entered with the
10 30|  astonishment; and when he had finished, she said in very good French, "
11 31|   nothing of this. When he had finished, he went to a table upon
12 33|   unfortunately the toilet was finished. ~"That will do," said Milady; "
13 42|      the four friends, who had finished their modest repast, separated,
14 47|     here, to wait till we have finished or repast, or to come again
15 47|        first, that we have not finished breakfast; the second, that
16 47|      trumpet. Ah, ah! have you finished, Grimaud?" ~Grimaud made
17 54|     few instants after she had finished her religious song, Milady
18 56|       my water. Scarcely had I finished my repast, when I felt myself
19 56|       of a woman; and the most finished coquette could not have
20 58|     very difficult task for so finished an actress as Milady. Thus