Chapter

 1 1 |               a musket or a partisan, directed their steps toward the hostelry
 2 1 |            That is well; do as I have directed you, then." ~"What the devil!"
 3 1 |       stranger, muttering to himself, directed his steps toward the kitchen. ~
 4 6 |               the four young fellows, directed his course toward the Louvre;
 5 11| perambulations of the day, d'Artagnan directed his course toward M. de
 6 20|         announced to him in the terms directed that a messenger awaited
 7 25|        practice instantly, d'Artagnan directed his course toward the Rue
 8 25|             reproach himself with, he directed his steps, for the last
 9 33|             of himself, his eyes were directed to that door which Kitty
10 34|            Kitty left him, d'Artagnan directed his steps toward the Rue
11 34|              time that his ideas were directed toward the Church. ~"A man
12 40|               and your services, well directed, instead of leading you
13 43|             Lorraine. This league was directed against France. ~Still further,
14 44|             himself bent with his ear directed to the opening of the lower
15 49|             into the sea a boat which directed its course to the ladder.
16 52|         Felton made a slight bow, and directed his steps toward the door.
17 59|             sail of a sloop which was directed toward the cost of France. ~