Chapter

 1 4 |            Artagnan, perceiving the appointed hour was approaching, took
 2 6 |             I believe, and they had appointed to meet at the Carmes-Deschaux,
 3 19| preparations to set out at the time appointed. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
 4 23|             count on you." ~"At the appointed hour I shall be ready; only
 5 23|       husband whose pretty wife has appointed a meeting with you that
 6 24|    passers-by. ~He gained the place appointed, and as no signal had been
 7 24|         shades were diaphanous. The appointed hour was about to strike.
 8 24|             dubious. D'Artagnan had appointed six o'clock in the morning
 9 31|           introduce him. d'Artagnan appointed eight o'clock at Athos's
10 31|            de Winter arrived at the appointed time; but Athos, being warned
11 34|      Porthos went away after having appointed a meeting with the procurator'
12 39|        contained the person who had appointed the rendezvous; the young
13 39|             minutes behind the time appointed. D'Artagnan's friends reminded
14 42|            it; and then, on the day appointed, as the dinner was fixed
15 48|              In the evening, at the appointed hour, the four friends met.
16 56|          fanatic. ~That was not the appointed hour. Felton did not enter. ~
17 64|           disappeared. ~At the hour appointed, Lord de Winter and the