Chapter

 1 6 |       mort--crack, all the pack takes the wrong scent and sets
 2 11|        is at the same time rich takes nothing from the beginning
 3 19|       For the cause which today takes us to England." ~"And what
 4 24|    which, on certain occasions, takes possession of our being,
 5 25|        is a demand that Porthos takes very ill when he is not
 6 25|    refuse what he asked for, he takes all he wants without asking
 7 28|         by the hair, as Minerva takes Achilles, in the ILLIAD. ~"
 8 28|         on it." ~"Then Monsieur takes his horse back again," said
 9 29| marriage contract, the survivor takes everything." ~"All?" ~"Yes,
10 30|     these words: ~"A person who takes more interest in you than
11 33|         whose game is the eagle takes no heed of the sparrow. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
12 44|      since at the first step he takes I will ruin the queen." ~"
13 58|        more promptly the affair takes place the more sure it will
14 59|     about to go for a mere walk takes leave of his sister, kissing
15 61|     Good," thought Milady; "she takes a pleasure in my conversation.
16 61|     cardinal cannot reach if he takes the trouble to stretch forth
17 62|     honor," said Rochefort, "it takes you, my dear countess, to