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Chapter
4505 47 | contents." ~"You saw your wi--" ~"Hush!" interrupted Athos. "
4506 61 | likewise been a victim of that wicked priest." ~"Hush!" said Milady; "
4507 23 | Bastille, the bolts, the wickets, the dungeons, the gratings,
4508 9 | upon him, their ears were wide open, and there were no
4509 17 | admitted, upon something widely different from ambition.
4510 16 | taken her by force, at his will--for he was master. Who would
4511 59 | the coast. ~"God has so willed it!" said he, with the resignation
4512 57 | increasing exultation. "He wills that human vengeance should
4513 33 | order to obtain Milady, willy-nilly. ~"Well," said he to the
4514 1 | his tail, but not without windgalls on his legs, which, though
4515 12 | with all the turnings and windings of this part of the Louvre,
4516 1 | portrait. Don Quixote took windmills for giants, and sheep for
4517 28 | meats nicely dressed, choice wines, and superb fruit. ~"Ah,
4518 28 | think we had tipped the wink." ~"What could I do?" said
4519 29 | madame," said Porthos, winking to himself, as a gambler
4520 6 | of which arose from his winnings, "La Vieuville," said he, "
4521 53 | the accomplice of Lord de Winter--the accomplice in his persecutions,
4522 64 | fastening together with iron wire the dry bones of a skeleton.
4523 48 | Aramis," said Athos. ~"That's wise--not for the lackeys," resumed
4524 31 | would have acted much more wisely if you had not required
4525 19 | You would be all the wiser," said Athos. ~"And yet,"
4526 2 | that is to say, with ready wit--in default of money, we
4527 7 | ordained, a little difficulty with--But that would not interest
4528 32 | investigations any further; but withdrawing his anxious look from the
4529 22 | lips. Then the hand was withdrawn, leaving in his an object
4530 2 | loudness and the light was not withheld from any of his actions. ~"
4531 41 | it?" asked the young man, withholding his arm. ~"Yes; if you think
4532 24 | he heard a slight noise within--a timid noise which seemed
4533 44 | little romance made of it, wittily turned, with a plan of the
4534 26 | a life of care, All your woes will melt in air, If to
4535 16 | movement was repellent. Her womanly pride and her queenly dignity
4536 46 | Athos, "a wager!" ~"Ah, wooi, a vager!" cried the Swiss. ~"
4537 32 | and promote digestion by working," said the procurator, gravely. ~
4538 8 | she was coming out of her workroom." ~"And by whom was your
4539 21 | was transformed into a workshop. Then he placed a sentinel
4540 24 | fearful. At length an old, worm-eaten shutter was opened, or rather
4541 47 | for I confess she would worry me if she were here." ~"
4542 29 | from the font. The fair worshipper touched the great hand of
4543 67 | more meritorious and more worthy--" ~"You are a brave youth,
4544 10 | who, thanks to a password, would--" ~Mme. Bonacieux looked
4545 41 | proved to d'Artagnan that the would-be assassin had saved his life. ~
4546 25 | drink to, so as to avoid wounding any susceptibility? Let
4547 5 | a miraculous balsam for wounds--a balsam given to me by
4548 46 | and made a sign to him to wrap the viands up in the napkins. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
4549 56 | useless words and aimless wrath. ~"Well," said the baron,
4550 43 | literally covered with the wrecks of pinnacles, roberges,
4551 56 | he, seizing my arm, and wresting from me the weapon that
4552 4 | himself of d'Artagnan, who was wriggling about his back; "you must
4553 27 | and preceded by the host wringing his hands, and followed
4554 1 | you have thews of iron, a wrist of steel. Fight on all occasions.
4555 14 | raised his eyes from the writings, and plunged them like poniards
4556 6 | undoubtedly my haste accuses you wrongfully; without doubt the rioters
4557 27 | was anxious to repair the wrongs I had done the prisoner,"
4558 26 | still to be seen in the yards of our old-fashioned taverns.
4559 7 | after a novitiate of two years--a novitiate which might
4560 48 | Porthos. ~"Yes." ~These three yeses had been pronounced by Athos,
4561 63 | D'Artagnan threw down a yet-smoking pistol which he held in
4562 29 | procurator's wife, as a bark yields to the rudder, arrived at
4563 1 | praise of M. d'Artagnan the younger--notwithstanding the efforts
4564 66 | D'Artagnan was the youngest of all these men. His heart
4565 6 | Porthos, and Aramis, and your youngster from Bearn, have not fallen,
4566 3 | king, the cardinal, and yourself--whom he considered the first
4567 6 | whom, thanks to his great youthfulness, he hoped to intimidate. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
4568 53 | that the soldier on duty--a zealous Catholic, no doubt--shook
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