Chapter

 1 2 |          the hand, another on the ear, by the defender of the
 2 5 |    Artagnan was; he turned a deaf ear, and contented himself with
 3 18|          the window, and lent his ear. ~M. Bonacieux had opened
 4 18|          made his chamber another ear of Dionysius, spread a carpet
 5 26|         said Aramis, pinching his ear to make it red, as he rubbed
 6 37|       lover; but Milady, with her ear on the watch, had heard
 7 38|      bending his mouth to Athos's ear, and lowering his voice, "
 8 40| inclination to laugh, such a real ear clipper did Porthos appear. ~
 9 43|       speaker. ~"You have a quick ear, Monsieur Athos," said the
10 44|   remaining himself bent with his ear directed to the opening
11 46|           said d'Artagnan, in the ear of Athos, "you are going
12 46|         muzzle close to Grimaud's ear. ~Grimaud was on his legs
13 48|         nose to the wind, and the ear on the hark. Their days
14 48|           said d'Artagnan, in the ear of Athos. ~"You mean to
15 52|      Milady lent a more attentive ear than the first, and she
16 54|   remained some instants with his ear bent and listening; then,
17 55|         From th' abyss he'll give ear to my moan." ~Felton stood
18 56|           terrible a manner in my ear not to be recognized, 'well!