Chapter

 1 13|    Monsieur d'Artagnan whom you show me." ~"What! Not Monsieur
 2 15|      which they have refused to show me, one of my, or rather
 3 19|       wishes to stop us, I will show Monsieur de Treville's letter,
 4 19| Treville's letter, and you will show your leaves of absence.
 5 28|     which people generally only show to an apothecary; so I advised
 6 30|       the longest, and come and show it to me this evening." ~"
 7 32|       meat on them pretended to show themselves. ~But the clerks
 8 34|       something?" ~"Yes, if you show me a certain embroidered
 9 36|     them ran to announce him. ~"Show him in," said Milady, in
10 36|        statue? Do as I bid you: show the chevalier out; and this
11 41|         Stop," said he, "I will show you the difference between
12 43|    noise, this cavalier did not show himself, it is to be presumed
13 51|        but nevertheless, we may show them to a confessor, and
14 54|      Here," said he, "I want to show you the kind of passport
15 62|       has had the imprudence to show me, leads me to believe
16 62|        I have my FULL POWER." ~"Show it to the abbess, and tell