Chapter

 1 15| Tremouille, commanded a little reflection. ~Athos was then sent to
 2 16|  gilded as they were by a last reflection of love, were not the less
 3 17|        him, ample subjects for reflection, and as everybody knows,
 4 17|    time pass more quickly than reflection. ~This was the more so because
 5 17| Bonacieux fell into a profound reflection. He weighed the two angers
 6 18|    Artagnan, after a moment of reflection, "I shall surmount it, be
 7 24|      of the tall trees and the reflection of the moon in the dark
 8 27|     exclaimed d'Artagnan, whom reflection never abandoned, "gentlemen,
 9 48|    length Athos, after serious reflection and becoming more pale than
10 49|       windows sparkle like the reflection of a conflagration. Breathing
11 49|        Milady ample matter for reflection; so seeing that the young
12 52|          In fact, as this last reflection indicated--this instinctive
13 53| expression was fleeting as the reflection of lightning. Without appearing