Chapter

 1 3 |       of it--they would prefer dying on the spot to being arrested
 2 13|   taken for the last sigh of a dying man, and fainted. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
 3 16|       it might be said she was dying, and leaning with her left
 4 17|     having put it in an almost dying voice. ~"Oh, very shortly,
 5 24| someone who has not come. I am dying with anxiety. Has anything
 6 27|      had a long ride, and were dying with hunger and thirst. ~"
 7 29|     your victim, when wounded, dying, I was abandoned by the
 8 29|    your friendship--I was near dying of my wounds at first, and
 9 38|      Come, come, tell me; I am dying with curiosity and uneasiness!" ~"
10 42|        all the features of the dying man were distorted with
11 42|   throwing himself down by the dying man, "I swear to you that
12 52|      no one shall know without dying. In short, at the moment
13 57|       will you prevent me from dying?" ~"Great God!" exclaimed
14 59|  Laporte," said the duke, in a dying voice, "Laporte, do you
15 59|       says to me! My God, I am dying!" ~And the duke swooned. ~
16 63|     said the young woman, in a dying voice. ~"But who poured
17 63|     not leave me! You see I am dying!" ~D'Artagnan released the
18 65|     seated upon a stool near a dying fire. Her elbows were placed
19 67|       the bearer of the duke's dying gift to the queen. ~The