Chapter

 1 5 |   Come, come, enough of such compliments!" cried Porthos. "Remember,
 2 5 |     be, and offering him his compliments upon his brother's having
 3 6 |      who had heard all these compliments through the open door; "
 4 20|      lost no time in useless compliments. He thanked the governor,
 5 22|    short time to receive the compliments of the city dignitaries
 6 26| great man paid me a thousand compliments." ~"A RONDEAU!" said the
 7 26|     who gave me all sorts of compliments, and leaning on my shoulder,
 8 31|    arms, and paid a thousand compliments to the three Musketeers,
 9 32|  Madame Coquenard! Accept my compliments; your dinner has been a
10 34|       I beg you will make my compliments to the gardener who gathers
11 39|      not invited to make his compliments." ~"I am of Aramis's opinion,"
12 39|    stopped them to offer his compliments upon their appointments,
13 40|     field. ~Porthos paid his compliments to M. Coquenard and bade
14 41|  approached him to pay their compliments, M. Dessessart, captain
15 41|    and Monsieur paid him his compliments upon it. Besides this, as
16 61|     exchanging the customary compliments; both were very handsome,