Chapter

 1 22|         St. Jean had struck three quarters past two. ~The sound of
 2 23|          he had some of the worst quarters of Paris to traverse, he
 3 41|         Dessessart, took up their quarters at the Minimes; but, as
 4 41|           ran, and arrived at his quarters very pale and quite out
 5 41|           remained all day in his quarters, assigning as a reason to
 6 42| Musketeers repaired to the king's quarters, where they had to prepare
 7 43|          Bassompierre took up his quarters on the north of the city,
 8 43|         Perigny to Angoutin. ~The quarters of Monsieur were at Dompierre;
 9 43|   Monsieur were at Dompierre; the quarters of the king were sometimes
10 43|         at Jarrie; the cardinal's quarters were upon the downs, at
11 45|           till they reached their quarters, except to give the watchword
12 45|          trenches, to come to the quarters of the Musketeers. ~Milady,
13 48|         will consent to be cut in quarters; and if they do cut me in
14 48|          and if they do cut me in quarters, be assured that not a morsel
15 63|          Artagnan repaired to the quarters of Athos, whom he found
16 67|         conducted the king to his quarters the four friends either
17 67|        Monsieur d'Artagnan to the quarters of Monseigneur the Cardinal." ~"
18 67|   returning in the evening to his quarters at the bridge of La Pierre,
19 67|          Artagnan repaired to the quarters of Athos, whom he found