Chapter

 1 1 | forcibly from its being totally different from that of the southern
 2 5 |    place. He reflected upon the different characters of men he had
 3 17| admitted, upon something widely different from ambition. In spite
 4 25|   leaving the cabaret they took different directions, my brother went
 5 25|        bring each of us up in a different religion." ~"Well, I must
 6 29|   countess, it would be quite a different thing; it would be unpardonable." ~
 7 33|       who appears to me quite a different sort of a man from that
 8 34|     countenances expressed four different feelings: that of Porthos,
 9 44|         are acquainted with the different disguises by means of which
10 47|       to have to do with a very different number of people. What is
11 49|         three times, with three different modulations. Immediately
12 61|     very handsome, but of quite different styles of beauty. Milady,
13 64|  perceived that there were four different roads from Bethune to Armentieres,
14 64|         Armentieres-- each by a different route. Planchet, the most
15 64|      discovered in each of them different and essential qualities.