Chapter

 1 Pre| appeared almost miraculous.  We hastened, therefore, to obtain permission
 2 1  |       crying at the open doors, hastened to don the cuirass, and
 3 3  |  comrades inform me, and I have hastened to receive your orders.
 4 6  |        the king, M. de Treville hastened to report himself at the
 5 6  |   soldiers of this company, who hastened to the succor of their comrades.
 6 10 |     husband would be at home, I hastened hither." ~"To place yourself
 7 11 |         abode, he had doubtless hastened to the Rue des Fossoyeurs,
 8 24 |      cloth and the curtains. He hastened to descend into the street,
 9 27 |       with me, fully armed.' We hastened to obey this order; for
10 35 |     Kitty, fearing she was ill, hastened toward her and was beginning
11 41 |        La Pree. ~This event had hastened the resolutions of the cardinal;
12 54 |         that Lord de Winter had hastened her departure; she thought
13 59 |         sea; and then the baron hastened to the duke's chamber. ~
14 59 |   windows of the castle; he had hastened to Milady's chamber, had
15 59 |     nine," said he. ~Milady had hastened her departure by an hour
16 60 |        ill!" ~The three friends hastened toward d'Artagnan, who,
17 63 |    clasped in both his own, and hastened to her. Her beautiful face
18 64 |       no need to learn more. He hastened to the rendezvous, found