Chapter

 1 3 |      to tell me I was not in a condition to purchase the Louvre." ~
 2 6 |    matter to him--but upon one condition, sire." ~"What?" ~"It is
 3 7 |        service of Porthos upon condition that he should only be clothed
 4 9 |       A woman of such inferior condition! Can you believe so?" said
 5 13|       Bonacieux his name, age, condition, and abode. ~The accused
 6 16|       against France, and as a condition of peace, to insist upon
 7 17|        charge you, and on that condition I pardon everything, I forget
 8 19|      abandon in such a painful condition. Sending their leave of
 9 22|    double the usual rate, upon condition, said the report, that they
10 25| incurred, I am sure he is in a condition to pay them." ~"Ah, monsieur,
11 25|        back, and in a very bad condition, too. It appears that he
12 27|    though I scarcely feel in a condition to mount on horseback. Yesterday
13 28|  bearing that we are people of condition." ~"Pretty figures we shall
14 38|  pledge the ring, but upon one condition." ~"What?" ~"That there
15 41|        my pardon; but upon one condition." ~"What is that?" said
16 60|    furloughs for four days, on condition that the favored parties