Chapter

 1 1 |  wounds." ~"His things and his bag are with him? Has he taken
 2 14|       then, you will take this bag, and you will go away without
 3 17|        slapping a plump, round bag, which returned a sound
 4 18|        taking from it the very bag which a half hour before
 5 18|     affectionately, "take this bag." ~"The cardinal's?" cried
 6 19|          D'Artagnan tapped the bag he had in his pocket. ~"
 7 19|      table. "There are in this bag three hundred pistoles.
 8 19| stretching out his hand to the bag, took his seventy- five
 9 29|        who held the emblazoned bag in which was placed the
10 47|        lodging, and gave him a bag containing seven thousand
11 48|       and d'Artagnan threw the bag upon the table. At the sound
12 48|        How much in that little bag?" ~"Seven thousand livres,
13 58|         said Milady, placing a bag full of louis in Felton'
14 58|        hands. ~Felton took the bag and threw it to the foot
15 58|    stooped down, picked up the bag of money, and placed it
16 58|      said Felton, touching the bag of money with his foot. ~
17 58|      placing her hand upon the bag of gold. ~"No," said the
18 59|     the queen. ~"Now the scent bag of white satin, on which
19 59|      enough to place the scent bag at the bottom of the silver