Chapter

 1 5 |      whose great courage alone supported him, sank upon his knee. ~"
 2 6 |       the manner in which they supported the pretensions of the king
 3 7 |  Planchet, d'Artagnan's valet, supported his good fortune nobly.
 4 8 |   embarrassed. At first, Athos supported the association for a time
 5 13| polecat and the fox. His head, supported by a long and flexible neck,
 6 14|      arms from the officer who supported him. They carried him through
 7 14|        preparing, after having supported the Duc de Nevers in his
 8 16|       must be allowed that she supported her rank becomingly." ~"
 9 29|   Artagnan, still unperceived, supported himself against the other
10 35|       families were frequently supported by their mistresses. D'Artagnan
11 39|  Although he felt himself ably supported, the young man was not without
12 40|       they are strong and well supported, while I am alone." ~"Yes,
13 43|      his brothers in religion, supported the Duc d'Angouleme, whom
14 49|       shadow in the gloom; she supported herself with one hand upon
15 56|      faintness came over me. I supported myself by a chair, feeling
16 58|      Milady, while the sailors supported her, for the sea was still
17 63|       rising all in a tremble, supported herself upon her chair to