Chapter

 1 2 |     who were to Louis XIII in devotedness, or rather in fanaticism,
 2 6 |      knows by name, and whose devotedness you have more than once
 3 6 |      at nine. Thanks for your devotedness, gentlemen. I may continue
 4 10| perhaps be the result of your devotedness." ~"I will do, without a
 5 11|       her by protestations of devotedness. These protestations were
 6 19|       implicit confidence and devotedness against all proof. Besides,
 7 21|   much prudence, courage, and devotedness could be allied with a countenance
 8 25|       pay very dearly for her devotedness to her mistress. ~M. de
 9 25|    degree of intelligence and devotedness in Mousqueton." ~"That is
10 26|     paid him the price of his devotedness; but let us hasten to say
11 36|      was meant. ~"I love your devotedness," said Milady. ~"Alas, do
12 41|     studs, had, thanks to the devotedness of the three Musketeers
13 48|    friend, add to his natural devotedness a good sum of money, and
14 51|       that time, whether from devotedness or from want of power to