Chapter

 1 10|        an armchair. D'Artagnan examined her with a rapid glance. ~
 2 20|         here it is." ~"Have it examined by the governor of the port,"
 3 21|   captain, who after having it examined by the governor of the port
 4 24|       in making his toilet. He examined himself to see if advantage
 5 35|        from his finger. ~Athos examined it and became very pale.
 6 38|  elegant, rising six years. He examined him, and found him sound
 7 39| Artagnan remained standing and examined this man. ~D'Artagnan at
 8 41|       D'Artagnan took his hat, examined the hole made by the ball,
 9 44|        their return, carefully examined the priming of his pistols,
10 52| analyzed, turned on all sides, examined on all points, the words,
11 56|      made his customary visit, examined the window and the bars,
12 56|      the weapon to Milady, who examined the temper of it attentively,
13 60|     replied Athos. ~D'Artagnan examined the countenances of his
14 61|  entirely unknown to her. Each examined the other with great attention,
15 64|        province, bent over it, examined every line traced upon it,
16 64|      all five were ready. Each examined his arms, and put them in
17 65|    mask. ~Milady for some time examined with increasing terror that