
The Three Musketeers

And she greedily read the following few lines:
Alexandre Dumas • The Three Musketeers
The ever-new passions which consumed her gave to her life the appearance of those clouds which float in the heavens, reflecting sometimes azure, sometimes fire, sometimes the opaque blackness of the tempest, and which leave no traces upon the earth behind them but devastation and death.
Alexandre Dumas • The Three Musketeers
"You are young," replied Athos; "and your bitter recollections have time to change themselves into sweet remembrances."
Alexandre Dumas • The Three Musketeers
These words were pronounced with that imperturbable phlegm which distinguished Athos in the hour of danger, and with that excessive politeness which made of him at certain moments a king more majestic than kings by birth.
Alexandre Dumas • The Three Musketeers
The watchword is, 'King and Re.'"
Alexandre Dumas • The Three Musketeers
What hatred she distills! Motionless, with her burning and fixed glances, in her solitary apartment, how well the outbursts of passion which at times escape from the depths of her chest with her respiration, accompany the sound of the surf which rises, growls, roars, and breaks itself like an eternal and powerless despair against the rocks on which
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mounted on their battle steeds, enveloped in their war cloaks, with their hands upon their pistol butts,
Alexandre Dumas • The Three Musketeers
Milady let one of those looks fall upon him which make a slave of a king.
Alexandre Dumas • The Three Musketeers
asked Felton, with an astonishment which in spite of the empire he held over himself he could not entirely conceal.