Chapter

 1 1 |              that notwithstanding his weakness d'Artagnan should get up
 2 3 |               his friends uneasy, his weakness having been purely and simply
 3 5 |               but without meanness or weakness, fearing that might result
 4 16|              accidents, and a woman's weakness, there are twelve days." ~"
 5 17|             Nevertheless, knowing the weakness of her husband, and more
 6 30| contemptuously, as if he pitied human weakness. ~"I? not at all!" said
 7 32|               or six months that this weakness had been felt, the worthy
 8 47|           been aware of the numerical weakness of the friends, the Rochellais
 9 52|             paid her debt of feminine weakness to nature. But by degrees
10 52|              violence is the proof of weakness. In the first place, I have
11 52|            then; my strength is in my weakness." ~Then, as if to render
12 52|         return to hope--sentiments of weakness or fear did not dwell long
13 55|             hands fall; and as if the weakness of the woman overpowered
14 58|          however, necessary to affect weakness and pain--not a very difficult
15 62|               you? The cardinal has a weakness for these men which I cannot