Chapter

 1 4 |        handkerchiefs?" ~Aramis darted at d'Artagnan one of those
 2 23|   Meanwhile, the young man had darted in to his chamber, and opened
 3 26|  guessed d'Artagnan's meaning, darted at him a glance which might
 4 29|     from time to time blushed, darted with the rapidity of lightning
 5 36|       and a threatening glance darted from her eyes. ~"Not if
 6 37|        in dreams. He, however, darted not the less quickly toward
 7 38|       Artagnan to himself, and darted into the passage. ~Sure
 8 39|     distance from his friends, darted a scrutinizing glance into
 9 41|        free to the bandit, who darted off toward the bastion.
10 50|    alike." ~The eyes of Milady darted such flashes that although
11 51|       pale as death; lightning darted from his eyes. He turned
12 54|     went out a piercing glance darted through the opening of the
13 54|        the furtive glances she darted from time to time at the
14 55|         till tonight." ~And he darted out of the room, shut the
15 59|       a naval officer. ~Felton darted into the palace. ~At the
16 63|      she paused, a livid flash darted from her eyes; she ran to
17 63| uttered a loud cry of joy, and darted toward the door; she had
18 66|    horizon in its whole width, darted like a serpent over the
19 67|     drink a glass of wine, and darted a searching glance into