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Chapter
2001 6 | balls, launched by Porthos' herculean hand, passed so close to
2002 26 | in the AUGUSTINUS of the heresiarch Jansenius, whose book will
2003 26 | thesis touches closely upon heresy. There is a proposition
2004 47 | Porthos, "who has pity for heretics." ~"In truth," said Athos, "
2005 65 | the wood of Richebourg. At Herlier, Planchet, who led the column,
2006 51 | deep misery and so many heroic virtues, and recalling the
2007 67 | excellent disposition to die heroically. ~Richelieu still continued
2008 14 | monseigneur!" said Bonacieux, hesitating to take the purse, fearing,
2009 53 | jailers and my hangmen! Heyday, madame! you are taking
2010 25 | directions, my brother went and hid himself on the road of the
2011 49 | with passion and almost hideous. The artful creature at
2012 23 | it appears, to have our hides pierced in all sorts of
2013 26 | INFERIORES-of the ecclesiastical hierarchy bless in the name of the
2014 44 | for perhaps they were too high-placed for anyone to dare look
2015 49 | frightful abuse of power!" ~"No high-sounding words! Let us sit down and
2016 26 | stone, another upon the highway, or that the birds of heaven
2017 42 | well--the wine from the hills of Anjou." ~"Yes, I know
2018 34 | much use to him. At the hint from the mendicant his master
2019 58 | whom, notwithstanding her hints, she persisted in watching
2020 28 | replied the Musketeer. "I was hipped to death; and still further,
2021 29 | part, like the coursers of Hippolytus, shared the sadness of their
2022 66 | sudden force; they heard the hissing of the scimitar and the
2023 1 | him when our duty of an historian placed us under the necessity
2024 Pre| manuscript at a period in which historical science is carried to such
2025 5 | good style or at least, by hitting him in the face, as Caesar
2026 45 | could utter no more than a hoarse sound which had nothing
2027 4 | that I am, I get from one hobble into another. Friend d'Artagnan,"
2028 9 | midst! And a gentleman to hobnob with a bailiff!" ~"Porthos,"
2029 20 | to be employed in digging holes and filling up the ruts
2030 6 | His Eminence is not his holiness, sire." ~"What do you mean
2031 55 | deliver Bethulia from this Holofernes. The sword of the eternal
2032 11 | Artagnan took the longest way homeward. ~On what was d'Artagnan
2033 56 | leave me; it is of this homicidal thought that I now bear
2034 55 | However fugitive this homicide flash, Felton saw it, and
2035 4 | this time on my word of honor--I think perhaps too often--
2036 1 | it to die tranquilly and honorably of old age, and if you make
2037 24 | ground, trampled here and hoofmarked there, presented confused
2038 63 | counted by the rattle of their hoofs. ~Milady gazed with all
2039 1 | and intelligent; the nose hooked, but finely chiseled. Too
2040 6 | was already putting his horn to his mouth to sound the
2041 45 | disorder, she appeared like a horrid image of terror. ~Athos
2042 56 | smiled; you would hold me in horror--" ~"Go on! go on!" said
2043 48 | vast importance, of the horrors of the cardinal--" ~"Speak
2044 27 | Athos, "are you selling my horse--my Bajazet? And pray upon
2045 1 | everybody was a connoisseur in horseflesh, the appearance of the aforesaid
2046 3 | obtain it. You will learn horsemanship, swordsmanship in all its
2047 25 | brought back four magnificent horses--one for himself, and one
2048 19 | was to whom he had given hospitality, and that he should know
2049 63 | matters required, make her a hostage. Milady began to have doubts
2050 1 | Richelieu, rushed toward the hostel of the Jolly Miller. When
2051 41 | the fort of La Pree; and hostilities with La Rochelle had commenced,
2052 21 | measure is my first act of hostility against France." ~The secretary
2053 1 | anyone--host, waiter, or hostler--coming to hold his stirrup
2054 28 | gambler if I were not too hot-headed; but I was hot- headed,
2055 6 | chambre, "the Master of the Hounds came this morning to inform
2056 62 | Right. And you go--" ~"In an hour--time to eat a morsel, during
2057 33 | Athos, d'Artagnan became hourly more in love with Milady.
2058 7 | adversity began to blow upon the housekeeping of the Rue des Fossoyeurs--
2059 23 | in this way into shut-up houses--" ~"Fall from heaven, my
2060 32 | the moderation of a good housewife. ~The time for wine came.
2061 27 | rich holsters, that velvet housing, that saddle studded with
2062 48 | unmoved, as if no danger hovered over him, and as if he breathed
2063 1 | there, the cause of the hubbub was apparent to all. ~A
2064 27 | hands losing their pearly hue, without his conversation,
2065 27 | good heaven! There is the hullabaloo louder than ever!" ~D'Artagnan,
2066 53 | Are you likely to be more humane to me than others were yesterday?
2067 52 | deceived her in her love, humbled her in her pride, thwarted
2068 28 | theirs, and I don't like to humiliate people." ~"Then your duchess
2069 26 | return. Life is full of humiliations and sorrows," continued
2070 45 | you want?" cried she. ~"Humph," murmured Athos, "it is
2071 51 | allow themselves to die of hunger--this death always appearing
2072 50 | worthy gentleman, a bold hunter, an intrepid player, enterprising
2073 22 | true that the habit of a huntress became her admirably. She
2074 57 | Felton. "And thou hast not hurled thy thunder at him, my God!
2075 6 | contented themselves with hurling some paving stones against
2076 27 | meantime the host and his wife hurried down with lamps into the
2077 17 | to your Majesty that my husband--" ~"Your husband has none.
2078 16 | king entered. ~The reader hushed herself instantly. All the
2079 21 | sign--a mere fisherman's hut. You cannot be mistaken;
2080 26 | not exempt from a shade of hypocrisy: ~"Vous qui pleurez un passe
2081 52 | of Felton's passed like ice through her veins. ~"So,"
2082 28 | That horse was to have identified us in the day of battle.
2083 65 | their word. As soon as the identity of my brother was proved,
2084 11 | to be beautiful must be idle. ~Then d'Artagnan, as the
2085 63 | head was confused, for her ill-arranged plans clashed one another
2086 18 | in a large cloak, which ill-concealed the sheath of a long sword. ~
2087 51 | fixed their eyes, like men ill-disposed to allow themselves to be
2088 56 | my fears were this time ill-founded; I passed the day without
2089 6 | himself. I say that he is ill-informed. I say that he has hastily
2090 26 | slavery, and finds himself ill-placed in the world." ~"Aramis,
2091 32 | to prepossess people--an ill-smelling, dark passage, a staircase
2092 23 | cardinal had been particularly ill-tempered. He had retired at one o'
2093 36 | replied he, "my visit is ill-timed; you, no doubt, stand in
2094 17 | have been enchanted." ~"He ill-treated you, then; he threatened
2095 26 | rest, AVES COELI COMEDERUNT ILLAM." ~"Plague stifle you and
2096 28 | Minerva takes Achilles, in the ILLIAD. ~"No, I do not jest, MORDIEU!
2097 26 | which a thousand confused images of trees, mountains, and
2098 59 | him view the infamous and imaginary accusations of Milady de
2099 17 | found herself alone; "that imbecile lacked but one thing to
2100 47 | or madmen--two classes of imbeciles greatly resembling each
2101 27 | toward physical and moral imbecility. Athos, in his hours of
2102 19 | Aramis; but at present I must imitate the discretion of 'the doctor'
2103 21 | they were so completely imitated, so perfectly alike, that
2104 44 | might entertain the idea of imitating him?" ~"There will be, in
2105 56 | proclaim you a piece of immaculate virtue; I will name you
2106 36 | be avenged?" ~"Tomorrow--immediately--when you please!" ~Milady
2107 12 | The favorite of two kings, immensely rich, all-powerful in a
2108 26 | QUEMADMODUM INTER COELORUM IMMENSITATEM." ~Aramis cast a glance
2109 2 | to quarrel, deriving an immoderate satisfaction or genuine
2110 2 | his father, a sun PLURIBUS IMPAR, left his personal splendor
2111 12 | had had that dream? I have imparted it to no one but my God,
2112 6 | the question to be a very impartial witness; but so far from
2113 15 | charged with investigating impartially the whole affair in order
2114 10 | a very proper place for imparting confidences. The men I have
2115 65 | expression of which was icy impassibility. Then she suddenly cried, "
2116 49 | with a countenance of such impassivity that no discovery followed
2117 56 | disgraceful punishment is no impediment to beauty, but it is an
2118 17 | instinctive mistrust now impelled to draw back. "It was about
2119 5 | feel it, monsieur, and that impels me on." ~"Withdraw, young
2120 44 | time any great event is impending." ~"Is that all, monseigneur?" ~"
2121 26 | gentlemen." ~Aramis colored imperceptibly. "You disturb me? Oh, quite
2122 24 | imprescriptible rights which it imperiously insists upon, even with
2123 51 | were pronounced with that imperturbable phlegm which distinguished
2124 39 | Artagnan was at the same time impetuous and curious. He had made
2125 65 | felt that a powerful and implacable hand seized her by the hair,
2126 5 | counsels of his father had implanted in his heart: "Endure nothing
2127 19 | sworn, once for all, to implicit confidence and devotedness
2128 57 | embraced her more closely, imploring her like a divinity. ~"Oh,
2129 36 | must understand it would be impolitic not to accept such a positive
2130 26 | what does the Gospel say? IMPONITE MANUS, and not MANUM-place
2131 46 | being annoyed by all those importunate fellows, who keep coming
2132 5 | unfortunately the thing is impossible--Monsieur de Treville has
2133 37 | threatening him with an impotent gesture. The moment she
2134 19 | plan appears to me to be impracticable," said d'Artagnan, "inasmuch
2135 24 | at that age sleep has its imprescriptible rights which it imperiously
2136 53 | the resignation she could impress upon her manner. ~"No, no,
2137 3 | this man, who--a rather improbable thing--had stolen his father'
2138 24 | heard! Why, there is nothing improper in our conversation, my
2139 56 | tore his breast. ~"My first impulse, on coming to myself, was
2140 44 | such people you require impunity--" ~"Monseigneur," replied
2141 56 | observances had made Felton a man inaccessible to ordinary seductions.
2142 34 | terrified his sensitive inamorata. In fact, Mousqueton had
2143 14 | and that his Eminence was incapable--" ~"Hold your tongue! You
2144 23 | naturally fell upon the incarceration of the poor man. M. Bonacieux,
2145 3 | and M. de Treville loved incense as well as a king, or even
2146 28 | and yet, in spite of the incertainty which the vapor of three
2147 16 | entering with him. He was incessantly attacked by them, and the
2148 25 | forgotten not one of the incidents of the first journey, and
2149 27 | though he stood in need of no incitement, and they proceeded at a
2150 6 | the edicts." ~"Ah, ah! You incline me to think so," said the
2151 26 | my young friend. You are inclining toward false doctrines,
2152 32 | appointments complete, as they include objects which a Musketeer
2153 51 | the Musketeers, lackeys included, were seven. He judged that
2154 53 | man was not aware of the incoherence of his words, while Milady
2155 45 | precautions he had used incoming. ~Let us leave him to follow
2156 48 | extinguish the sun if the sun incommoded him. Give these happy tidings
2157 38 | 38. How, Without Incommoding Himself, Athos Procures
2158 5 | are inclined to utter such incongruities," interrupted Aramis. "For
2159 25 | he had not been a little inconsiderate. ~At the top of the stairs
2160 15 | the purest life, the most incontestable virtue, cannot exempt a
2161 24 | seized him that he had read incorrectly, and that the appointment
2162 1 | honor, these Gascons are incorrigible! Keep up the dance, then,
2163 19 | and they will not be more incredulous than you." ~"I can send
2164 28 | stories which my foolish nurse inculcated into my brain. That is my
2165 55 | that is that you may not be inculpated, annoyed, by my death!" ~"
2166 47 | the number of times I am indebted to you for my life." ~"Then
2167 7 | thought nauseous, Porthos indecent, and Aramis ridiculous.
2168 11 | hesitation of the walk, and the indecision of the step, he soon discovered
2169 27 | Brutus, had altogether an indefinable character of grandeur and
2170 37 | the FLEUR-DE-LIS--that indelible mark which the hand of the
2171 33 | forgery; it was likewise an indelicacy. It was even, according
2172 21 | inconvenience deserves its indemnification, here is, in addition to
2173 14 | suspected, well, you must be indemnified. Here, take this purse of
2174 2 | of less liberty but more independence--but a cerulean-blue doublet,
2175 55 | Milady, with an accent of indescribable grief, "but they see not;
2176 51 | himself with pointing his index finger in the direction
2177 37 | her night dress of fine India linen, to implore her pardon;
2178 4 | de Treville. There I will indicate to you the best place and
2179 52 | as this last reflection indicated--this instinctive return
2180 25 | yellow, sickly paleness which indicates the insinuation of the bile
2181 16 | mine! Truly, this is an indignity!" ~"Be kind enough to pardon
2182 26 | it would be the height of indiscretion to disturb his master in
2183 52 | lieutenant gave to the same individuals proved to Milady that her
2184 46 | Artagnan; "but we shall indubitably attract a ball." ~"Well,
2185 22 | I adopted this means of inducing her to accept them." ~"And
2186 29 | He guessed, likewise, by induction, that Porthos was taking
2187 56 | reprimanded the soldier for indulging in such pleasantry, but
2188 56 | time it was no longer an inert body, without feeling, that
2189 5 | himself that his death was inevitable, he did not make up his
2190 54 | that the English laws are inexorable on the abuse of marriage.
2191 5 | Artagnan, and dreaded his inexperience. ~"We should only be three,
2192 47 | there was no end to the inextinguishable laughter at the Rochellais.
2193 6 | infallible, and that this infallibility does not extend to cardinals." ~"
2194 16 | compliantly." ~"The conduct is infamously violent! Do you know that,
2195 57 | to demand the hand of the Infanta for King Charles I, who
2196 26 | powers; the rest-ORDINES INFERIORES-of the ecclesiastical hierarchy
2197 26 | IN BENEDICENDO CLERICIS INFERIORIBUS NECESSARIA EST.'" ~D'Artagnan,
2198 49 | between this man and his inferiors spoken language did not
2199 13 | abducted her? Ah!" ~Bonacieux inferred from this "Ah" that the
2200 26 | announces to you some fresh infidelity of your GRISETTE or your
2201 47 | child, and this somber and inflexible personage felt the anxiety
2202 6 | should be thought that he had influenced the wounded man, requested
2203 26 | Et qui trainez des jours infortunes, Tous vos malheurs se verront
2204 26 | eggs, and that is a serious infraction of the rule-for eggs are
2205 25 | them." ~"Ah, monsieur, you infuse genuine balm into my blood.
2206 1 | help, asked, among other ingredients the list of which has not
2207 6 | approached him, and made him inhale some salts, which recalled
2208 55 | blind executioners from iniquitous judges? You are not willing
2209 11 | compromised?" ~"In what way? The initials are only mine--C. B., Constance
2210 48 | put it out of her power to injure us. I will write to him,
2211 28 | wrong. A horse slips and injures a joint; a horse stumbles
2212 49 | comprehended that she was injuring herself by allowing him
2213 9 | indiscreet; and that is injurious to you among the women." ~"
2214 59 | have punished him for his injustice, that is all." ~De Winter,
2215 25 | monsieur, the handsomest in the inn--a chamber that I could have
2216 25 | road, and I wish to see all innkeepers making a fortune." ~"It
2217 33 | Kitty had just confessed so innocently, or so boldly: the interception
2218 32 | a soldier accustomed to inns, cabarets, taverns, and
2219 41 | with a certain degree of inquietude, that it was leveled in
2220 64 | Musketeers looked at one another inquiringly. Neither could give the
2221 43 | began to be annoyed by this inquisition, "give me, I beg you, the
2222 34 | and as Athos was the least inquisitive of any man on earth, d'Artagnan'
2223 10 | that passed between the inquisitors and the accused. ~The interrogatories,
2224 67 | Eminence." ~"By me? You are insane, monsieur." ~"Monseigneur
2225 12 | is perhaps folly--perhaps insanity; but tell me what woman
2226 Pre| doors of the Academie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres, if we
2227 65 | cried Milady, a prey to insensate terror, and clinging with
2228 59 | tell what to think of such insensibility. ~One thing alone, however,
2229 27 | so fine, was seen to turn insensibly toward material life, as
2230 7 | wished to gain a little insight into the amorous adventures
2231 6 | foreign suggestion could insinuate itself between M. de la
2232 9 | domestic, who just then insinuated his head through the half-open
2233 2 | revels, one of the most insinuating lady's men, one of the softest
2234 25 | paleness which indicates the insinuation of the bile in the blood,
2235 26 | mortal rock. You face the insinuations of the Pelagians and the
2236 17 | XIII was struck with this insistence, and began to fancy that
2237 25 | appeared to have the particular inspection. ~"Ah, PARDIEU! Is that
2238 53 | had one of those sudden inspirations which only people of genius
2239 61 | person whose countenance inspires me with sympathy." ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "
2240 3 | done in a thousand other instances? He fixed his eyes upon
2241 47 | shots replied to them almost instantaneously, but much better aimed than
2242 4 | Draw, if you please, and instantly--" ~"Not so, if you please,
2243 43 | Angouleme, whom the king, at his instigation, had named lieutenant general.
2244 50 | Lord de Winter seemed well instructed. ~"Is he not your friend?"
2245 56 | but this support was soon insufficient on account of my weak arms.
2246 3 | repeated as he went on, the insulting expressions of the captain
2247 13 | the object of the grossest insults and the harshest treatment.
2248 27 | felt his pains come on so insupportably that he turned pale and
2249 2 | stair, who himself remained intact--a piece of skill which was
2250 44 | Milady was collecting all her intellectual faculties to comprehend
2251 60 | little girl, to whom she intends to be more serviceable hereafter. ~
2252 6 | him, and fixed his eyes intensely upon the Guardsman who had
2253 26 | something. "QUEMADMODUM INTER COELORUM IMMENSITATEM." ~
2254 16 | Allow me, then, sire, to intercede for her with your Majesty." ~"
2255 22 | saw the shadow of a person intercept the light. ~At length a
2256 33 | innocently, or so boldly: the interception of letters addressed to
2257 25 | appeared to be very much interested--his debt and his life. ~
2258 11 | the Echelle without any interference. ~As for d'Artagnan, he
2259 56 | cried I. 'You?' ~"'To interminable, ineffaceable infamy!' ~"'
2260 30 | are in general, would have interposed in this commencement of
2261 36 | said Milady. ~"I could interpret one of your looks." ~"Then
2262 48 | sister and I are skillful in interpreting dreams, and even entertain
2263 42 | to your care. Let him be interred in holy ground. He committed
2264 9 | he contented himself with interrogating d'Artagnan by a look. ~"
2265 15 | a Musketeer had dared to interrupt the course of justice violently,
2266 58 | fastening cramps in the interstices of the stones, as he ascended,
2267 11 | and tapped, at three equal intervals, with her bent finger. ~"
2268 28 | gravity. M. de Treville had intimated to them his Majesty's fixed
2269 2 | reputation of not being easily intimidated. When he had once passed
2270 39 | our Gascon was not easily intimidated--or rather, thanks to a great
2271 1 | His threat completed the intimidation of the host. After the king
2272 50 | gentleman, a bold hunter, an intrepid player, enterprising with
2273 26 | his passage with the more intrepidity that, after many years of
2274 13 | affair grew more and more intricate. ~"They have abducted her,"
2275 44 | place, there is a little intrigante named Bonacieux." ~"She
2276 7 | who possess the genius of intrigue--did all he could to make
2277 2 | the equal of the ablest intriguers, he remained an honest man.
2278 46 | he ought to reply to this intruder who thus mixed unmasked
2279 4 | opportunity to repair his intrusion. He stooped, and with the
2280 44 | about, at the same time, to invade Flanders and Italy, in order
2281 43 | and bad biscuit, had many invalids in their camp. Still further,
2282 47 | said Athos; and he took the invaluable paper from the pocket of
2283 10 | Seventeenth Century~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The invention of the mousetrap does not
2284 51 | notwithstanding all his inventiveness, would have found himself
2285 7 | only thing to mislead the investigator would have been belief in
2286 49 | sea breeze, so much more invigorating and balsamic as the land
2287 31 | and yet he felt himself invincibly drawn toward her by one
2288 57 | sobs, almost without sense, invoking God, who did not listen
2289 49 | projected by the lamp, Milady involuntarily drew back. ~Then when she
2290 61 | doubtless would succeed in involving him in the vengeance by
2291 52 | armchair; she ground her teeth inwardly; her eyes followed the motion
2292 1 | sufficient to awaken the irascibility of the young man, the effect
2293 2 | of his Eminence curl with ire. Treville understood admirably
2294 21 | goldsmith entered. He was an Irishman--one of the most skillful
2295 27 | then," said Aramis; "for iron-nerved as you are, you must need
2296 54 | Winter rose, saluted her ironically, and went out. ~Milady breathed
2297 59 | and have you placed in irons." ~"You shall not call,"
2298 1 | bent, and with an accent of irony and insolence impossible
2299 54 | presence; from time to time to irritate him by affected disdain,
2300 52 | before which the feverish irritations of a woman must give way.
2301 21 | forgotten that England was an island, and that you were the king
2302 32 | swam about as rare as the islands of an archipelago. ~Mme.
2303 38 | live in the Rue aux Ours. Isn't it so, Kitty?" ~"I do
2304 12 | about to tell me all--the isolation of your life, the griefs
2305 11 | something like a shadow issuing from the Rue Servandoni.
2306 44 | to invade Flanders and Italy, in order to attack Austria
2307 65 | hands, which were white as ivory. ~He could not distinguish
2308 58 | sound, as true as my name's Jack Butler." ~"Well," said Milady, "
2309 25 | days ago the impertinent jackanapes gave me his bill, and I
2310 26 | AUGUSTINUS of the heresiarch Jansenius, whose book will sooner
2311 36 | himself the airs of Don Japhet of Armenia. ~"Thanks, my
2312 51 | themselves again near the wine jar. ~"You had only read a line
2313 19 | reasons? No. He says to you jauntily, 'Gentlemen, there is fighting
2314 1 | did not descend upon any jaw, nor did the sword issue
2315 6 | in the face, he had been jeered at by Bernajoux who had
2316 26 | his soul was in constant jeopardy. ~Bazin was then at the
2317 10 | the slang of the Rue de Jerusalem, and as it is fifteen years
2318 25 | shrewd air. ~"No, Monsieur Jester," replied d'Artagnan; "but
2319 26 | Has he a lady with him?" ~"Jesus! What do you mean by that?
2320 38 | Andalusian horse, black as jet, nostrils of fire, legs
2321 49 | to Judith, the terrible Jewess, when she penetrated the
2322 40 | was magnificent; his spurs jingled, his cuirass glittered,
2323 41 | cardinal completed the work of Joan of Arc and the Duc de Guise. ~
2324 48 | Dame, that's a long job, monsieur." ~"You are right,
2325 25 | said Bonacieux, "you are a jocular companion! But where the
2326 30 | who would be honored by joining in the sport with me." ~"
2327 28 | horse slips and injures a joint; a horse stumbles and breaks
2328 27 | sausages, suspended from the joists, scarcely ten remained. ~
2329 1 | crying, "Turn, turn, Master Joker, lest I strike you behind!" ~"
2330 43 | our intention to give a journal of the siege, but on the
2331 26 | moving them. ~And yet, as he journeyed along, a profound sadness
2332 26 | charmes, Et qui trainez des jours infortunes, Tous vos malheurs
2333 12 | felicity from heaven, what joys from paradise, are comprised
2334 26 | controversy with a pious jubilation, sprang toward them, took
2335 58 | she, "you are as great as Judas Maccabeus! If you die, I
2336 15 | In the house in which the judicial inquiry was made," continued
2337 7 | in that respect the very judicious example of Athos, who has
2338 56 | pour out water from the jug, but I only drank that which
2339 30 | the king of lackeys. Now jump onto your horse, and let
2340 49 | you will kill yourself in jumping." ~Milady reseated herself,
2341 43 | English from the Isle. ~The juncture was favorable. The English,
2342 3 | their leader an Olympian Jupiter, armed with all his thunders. ~
2343 6 | Louis XIII to be named the Just--" ~"You are right, Treville;
2344 33 | however, be confessed in his justification that the first use he made
2345 21 | against us. Besides, the end justified the means, as you Frenchmen
2346 55 | bottom of his heart the justness of this argument. "A prisoner,
2347 48 | a few lines as a sort of keepsake." ~"The duvil!" said the
2348 11 | stocking, a silken robe, a lace kerchief, a pretty slipper on the
2349 50 | examining her through the keyhole; she then slowly raised
2350 26 | venerable St. Chrysostom, kicking about famously the sheets
2351 26 | vegetables, and that poor kickshaw! Order a larded hare, a
2352 5 | Monsieur, I love men of your kidney; and I foresee plainly that
2353 6 | him, or from asking in the kindest tone, "Well, Monsieur Cardinal,
2354 36 | this woman had the power to kindle in his heart, "ah, that
2355 59 | takes leave of his sister, kissing her hand. ~His whole body
2356 21 | four grooms run from the kitchens and the stables, and busy
2357 55 | you, I implore you on my knees--let me die, and my last
2358 50 | beforehand. There is no knight-errant to come and seek a quarrel
2359 53 | at that period was a very knightly habit. ~Felton was indeed
2360 5 | spoke and acted the gallant knights of the time of Charlemagne,
2361 1 | leaned with his elbow, and knitted his brow like a man disquieted. ~"
2362 15 | already placed his hand on the knob of the door; at the noise
2363 12 | silver, hanging sleeves knotted upon your beautiful arms--
2364 19 | leave Paris just now without knowing--" ~Aramis stopped. ~"What
2365 13 | certainty it is not for having, knowingly at least, disobliged Monsieur
2366 11 | of his fortune, very well knows--d'Artagnan was not a millionaire;
2367 46 | Swiss; "goose grease is kood with basdry." ~"There!"
2368 64 | introduced him into his laboratory, where he was engaged in
2369 11 | and his guide through the labyrinths of the Louvre. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
2370 33 | had no doubt that it was lack of an answer from M. de
2371 17 | herself alone; "that imbecile lacked but one thing to become
2372 47 | speak, my friend; but be laconic, I beg. What do you see?" ~"
2373 25 | the journey of one of my lads to Paris, and ordered him
2374 27 | officers, disguised as stable lads--" ~"Miserable scoundrel!"
2375 58 | such passengers as your Ladyship!" ~"Meanwhile," said Felton, "
2376 2 | had tricked Monsieur de Laigues, like a ninny as he is." ~"
2377 28 | And I some lamb chops," said Porthos. ~"
2378 6 | good creatures, as meek as lambs, and have but one desire,
2379 28 | thought I had told you a most lamentable story." And he looked at
2380 27 | hear my sword clang against lances than against staves. I fear
2381 49 | departure, its route, its landings; and to all these questions
2382 23 | place confidence in our landlord--Monsieur Bonacieux?" ~"I?
2383 26 | of trees, mountains, and landscapes are lost. It was as a prey
2384 51 | see the hanging. He came languidly, placing himself in a good
2385 56 | exhibited the same marks of languor as on the preceding evening;
2386 2 | ranging his long rapier up his lanky leg, and keeping one hand
2387 59 | me along with Patrick and Laporte--ah, is that you, de Winter?
2388 47 | wants ten minutes before the lapse of the hour." ~"Well, then,"
2389 26 | that poor kickshaw! Order a larded hare, a fat capon, mutton
2390 1 | one side to make himself a larding pin. ~But this deception
2391 64 | fifty paces of Festubert, a larger bloodstain appeared; the
2392 26 | Dieu seul vous offrirez vos larmes, Vous qui pleurez!" ~"You
2393 30 | you; so- a pretty little lass, my faith, is that SOUBRETTE!" ~
2394 12 | singing them as incomparable. ~Lastly, her hair, which, from being
2395 28 | four hundred lines, and lasts a minute." ~"My faith, my
2396 48 | in four, in six hours at latest, Planchet will be here.
2397 27 | at the bottom, near the laths. There are twenty- five
2398 30 | orders to her maid. ~The latter--a pretty girl of about twenty
2399 56 | style the voice of fashion lauds, and whom a halo of aristocracy
2400 16 | misfortune." ~"Your misfortune is laughable," said Athos, shrugging
2401 29 | himself, as a gambler does who laughs at the dupe he is about
2402 14 | a handkerchief from her laundress." ~"And then?" ~"The queen
2403 29 | Picardy; you have several lawsuits and no attorney. Can you
2404 7 | military ladies, from the lawyer's dame to the baroness,
2405 11 | add that in these times of lax morality they had no more
2406 27 | lets go that which it once lays hold of. If it were bad
2407 41 | will not abandon you thus. Lean upon me, and let us return
2408 30 | are Madame's brother, I learn--be it so; but fortunately
2409 8 | my wife herself." ~"Who learns it from whom?" ~"From Monsieur
2410 29 | that must be a princess, at least--that lady with her Negro
2411 9 | cried Porthos, "we will not leave--" ~"You will leave d'Artagnan
2412 41 | of Calvinism--a dangerous leaven with which the ferments
2413 53 | with the Puritans: ~"Thou leavest thy servants, Lord, To see
2414 5 | a disadvantage to you; a left-handed man is very troublesome
2415 27 | gigantic heroes of popular legends, into whose cavern nobody
2416 29 | husband who would not hear of lending." ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "Madame
2417 30 | that Monsieur de Treville lends me at my pleasure, and with
2418 3 | SANG DIEUS, the MORTS TOUTS LES DIABLES, crossed one another
2419 66 | near midnight; the moon, lessened by its decline, and reddened
2420 27 | well that justice never lets go that which it once lays
2421 23 | the less true that that letter--" ~And Planchet retired,
2422 Pre| des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres, if we should not succeed--
2423 41 | inquietude, that it was leveled in his direction; but as
2424 41 | side of these views of the leveling and simplifying minister,
2425 8 | did not doubt, as with the lever for which Archimedes sought,
2426 11 | and contributions to be levied. ~But, we must say, at the
2427 22 | la Roche-Guyon, by M. de Liancourt, by M. de Baradas, by the
2428 36 | woman is certainly a great liar. I must take care." ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
2429 32 | wife had been tolerably liberal--that is, be it understood,
2430 54 | the kingdom of France, but liberated after chastisement. She
2431 10 | that she was alone with her liberator. She extended her hands
2432 44 | me this d'Artagnan is a libertine, a duelist, and a traitor." ~"
2433 67 | they who punish without license to punish are assassins?" ~"
2434 52 | without appearing to open the lids. She perceived Felton, who
2435 56 | Milady; "the austere Puritan lies." ~As to the soldier, he
2436 15 | instantly to the office of the LIEUTENANT- CRIMINEL. The officer who
2437 15 | leaving the residence of the LIEUTENANT-CRIMINEL and the governor of the
2438 48 | Musketeers, but otherwise as light-hearted as possible. ~Bazin set
2439 46 | Guardsmen, Musketeers, light-horsemen, succeeded one another with
2440 58 | us!" ~"No, if it does not lighten." ~"But they will run against
2441 53 | expression of unspeakable joy lightened the countenance of Milady;
2442 45 | ascended the stairs with his lightest step, gained the landing,
2443 6 | Come, then, as early as you like--at seven o'clock; but beware,
2444 8 | way of dessert, would have liked to hear the conversation;
2445 20 | the AUBERGE of the Golden Lily. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ The Journey~ ~ ~ ~ ~
2446 37 | Milady kept him within the limits she had traced beforehand
2447 47 | there go three or four, limping away." ~In fact, three or
2448 51 | contrived to pass the royal lines--God knows how, such was
2449 27 | often he has had to prepare lint of him." ~"Alas!" sighed
2450 55 | to Baal be sent,~To the lions the martyr be thrown!~Thy
2451 3 | good wine." ~*A watered liquor, made from the second pressing
2452 1 | among other ingredients the list of which has not come down
2453 11 | shutter. ~"Ah, ah!" said the listener, "not through doors, but
2454 48 | length they reached the tent, lit a lamp, and while Planchet
2455 23 | Treville, who had a tincture of literature, "and Monsieur de Benserade
2456 32 | was a sort of dark room, littered with papers. On quitting
2457 29 | cloister St. Magloire--a little-frequented passage, enclosed with a
2458 35 | quitting Milady felt only the liveliest regret at the parting; and
2459 2 | servants in all sorts of liveries, bringing and carrying messages
2460 27 | more so as I have not a livre left." ~"Come," said d'Artagnan, "
2461 64 | to their species; dried lizards shone like emeralds set
2462 37 | magnetic attraction which the loadstone exercises over iron. ~As
2463 47 | Athos allowed him to take a loaf, two cutlets, and a bottle
2464 29 | full of good fellowship. "A loan, nothing more! After all,
2465 51 | when besieging Paris, had loaves and provisions thrown over
2466 38 | hatefully. ~"Make haste, dear lodger," said he; "there is a very
2467 67 | which had brought down far loftier heads than yours, monsieur,"
2468 20 | the gentleman fell like a log. D'Artagnan believed him
2469 50 | little boat bearing his logbook and the register of his
2470 43 | the passage of the Isle of Loie, were obliged to re-embark,
2471 20 | the lower portion of the loins. Therefore Mousqueton alone
2472 9 | afar, and the cardinal is longsighted." ~"Well," said Porthos, "
2473 12 | the fascination of your look--the thousand circumstances,
2474 6 | them without speaking or looking--indeed, as if he had never
2475 65 | from the iron bar of the loophole of his prison. ~"To do justice
2476 2 | himself. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Loose, half-drunk, imposing, the
2477 58 | together. When her hands were loosed he took some sea water and
2478 25 | duchess, if she will but loosen her pursestrings, it will
2479 20 | of day their tongues were loosened; with the sun gaiety revived.
2480 9 | whose faults was a great looseness of tongue. "A nice acquaintance,
2481 65 | suffocated by terror, her hair loosening itself, and rising above
2482 37 | God!" cried d'Artagnan, loosing his hold of her dress, and
2483 28 | for which we will draw lots. With the four hundred livres
2484 16 | I say that love is a lottery in which he who wins, wins
2485 2 | the laughter recovered its loudness and the light was not withheld
2486 61 | embarrassed, " I know Monsieur de Louvigny, Monsieur de Courtivron,
2487 21 | or the corridors of the Louvre--all which, however, will
2488 56 | any capricious or material love--that sentiment which is
2489 36 | are as generous as you are loving--" ~She stopped. ~"Well?"
2490 9 | occasion for support so lowly. High heads expose themselves
2491 64 | which only rendered more lucid the brilliant mental faculties
2492 25 | knee." ~"Truly?" ~"Honor! Luckily for the rascal, for I should
2493 25 | So then, pack up our luggage, Planchet, and let us be
2494 23 | thirty years at court. Do not lull yourself in security, or
2495 36 | abandoned her, returned to give luster to her eyes, color to her
2496 32 | M. Coquenard, after the luxuries of such a repast, which
2497 22 | of white wax, a piece of luxury unheard of at that period;
2498 60 | formerly inspired in him by de Luynes, and for which he had always
2499 53 | Milady was reading with her lynx's eyes the very depths of
2500 29 | sleep of a hundred years. ~"Ma-madame!" cried he; "is that you?
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