Chapter

 1 1 |            strange reproaches were addressed; then, when he could not
 2 1 |           there in it?" ~"A letter addressed to Monsieur de Treville,
 3 1 |           to know what this letter addressed to Treville contains." ~*
 4 1 |    contained; for as to the letter addressed to M. de Treville, it had
 5 4 |            denial, and one of them addressed the young Musketeer with
 6 6 |       opportunity was now come and addressed his neighbor: "It is not
 7 6 |            him this compliment was addressed, approached, assuming a
 8 7 |            savored of nobility. He addressed himself then to Porthos
 9 16|            first words that it was addressed to the King of Spain, he
10 25|       Truly?" ~"No; so I yesterday addressed another epistle to her,
11 29|           to the burning letters I addressed to you." ~"But, Monsieur
12 30|          stop here." ~The cavalier addressed some words in English to
13 33|            interception of letters addressed to the Comte de Wardes,
14 33|        your first two letters were addressed, so unworthy did I feel
15 35|          own protestations of love addressed to his happy rival. D'Artagnan
16 35|           the parting; and as they addressed each other in a reciprocally
17 36| handwriting; only this time it was addressed to M. d'Artagnan, and not
18 44|           she to whom the cardinal addressed this flattering compliment, "
19 59|          foreknees. ~Felton and he addressed Patrick, the duke's confidential
20 64|           words to him. The man he addressed recoiled with terror, and