Chapter

 1 10| indistinct; a tumultuous movement shook the partition. The victim
 2 21|       want anything?" ~D'Artagnan shook his head, and set off at
 3 24|          d'Artagnan had ended, he shook his head with an air that
 4 26|        memory returned to him. He shook his head, perceived the
 5 31|    listened to his projects, then shook his head, and recommended
 6 41|        hole made by the ball, and shook his head. The ball was not
 7 41|        him. ~But d'Artagnan again shook his head. For people toward
 8 42|        and a convulsive trembling shook all his limbs. ~"Thou alarmest
 9 42|         war to the death." ~Athos shook his head. ~"Yes, yes," replied
10 42|         It was d'Artagnan who now shook his head in his turn. ~"
11 46|        just been beaten; everyone shook off the drowsiness of night,
12 53|       zealous Catholic, no doubt--shook off the charm, for through
13 55|         of a resigned victim, and shook her head. ~"Either you are
14 58|        the blast of the hurricane shook them in the air. ~All at
15 63|           a convulsive shuddering shook her whole body; the sweat
16 63|         men smiled at each other, shook hands, and saluted his Eminence. ~"
17 65|             asked Athos. ~Grimaud shook his head negatively. ~"Silence,
18 67|         men smiled at each other, shook hands, and saluted his Eminence. ~"