Chapter

 1 1 |           Musketeer he met for the situation of the hotel of M. de Treville,
 2 3 |          surgeon declared that the situation of the Musketeer had nothing
 3 3 |            de Treville grasped the situation. ~"Pardon me," said he,
 4 5 |        with, and began to view his situation more clearly. He hoped,
 5 5 | Nevertheless, Aramis was in a good situation, and able to defend himself. ~
 6 10|          you. Besides, we are in a situation to overlook ceremony." ~"
 7 13|            upon the gravity of his situation. ~The reflections of the
 8 25|         person." ~"Yes; but in our situation we must not say all we know--
 9 25|           the care of him that his situation requires." ~"Monsieur has
10 29|         find yourself in a similar situation, you have but to apply to
11 30|           them acquainted with the situation. ~Porthos drew his sword
12 35|         Artagnan was in a dolorous situation which he had not foreseen.
13 42|     perceived the gravity of their situation. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "In the
14 42|       Aramis were posted as to the situation. ~"Well," said d'Artagnan
15 45|           day, in a less dangerous situation than the one in which he
16 51|          placing himself in a good situation to see all the details.
17 56|           them understood that the situation had become too serious to
18 56|          said Felton. "There is no situation, however terrible it may
19 64|             who was in search of a situation. He had not chatted ten