Chapter

 1 2 |     to dispel all doubts with regard to the baldric. They continued
 2 5 |    most rigorous casuist with regard to duels could have nothing
 3 7 |       of his neighbors. ~With regard to d'Artagnan, we know how
 4 8 |  Artagnan. "I have no greater regard for the Bastille than you.
 5 10| projects of the cardinal with regard to Buckingham, and all with
 6 16|         How did they act with regard to the Marechale d'Ancre?"
 7 25|      tolerably reassured with regard to Porthos, and as he was
 8 26|    The king entertained great regard for my father, who had fallen
 9 28|    clear you acted nobly with regard to the poor lad; that is
10 28|     The friends, at ease with regard to the future, did honor
11 33|      monsieur; but out of the regard I have for you, I have taken
12 42|       you will be silent with regard to this adventure. Great
13 45|      in sign of assent. ~With regard to Athos, he leaped lightly
14 54|   Felton only expressed, with regard to the duke, the feeling
15 54|      them, if your check with regard to Felton has not disgusted