Chapter

 1 Pre| Academie Francaise with our own proper pack.  This permission,
 2 1  |        step; and instead of the proper and lofty speech he had
 3 8  |         Act, then, as you think proper; there is still time to
 4 9  |    Artagnan to act as he thinks proper," said Athos. "He has, I
 5 10 |       we are not here in a very proper place for imparting confidences.
 6 11 |            Be satisfied. In the proper time and place I will remember
 7 13 | monsieur, to tell me how my own proper affair can become worse
 8 17 |       you will deliver into the proper hands." ~"And whither am
 9 19 |       opinion is that it is not proper to allow lackeys to have
10 22 |    madame, have you not thought proper to wear your diamond studs,
11 25 |         what he said, I thought proper to insist; but without even
12 26 |         Artagnan thought it was proper to follow this example. ~"
13 28 |       you silly stories, it was proper to tell me that, and not
14 44 |         all that I should think proper to do for the greatest good
15 48 |         constantly to their own proper safety; Milady was a phantom
16 49 |        a little receding, as is proper for poets, enthusiasts,