Chapter

 1 16|        was an honorable man; he married her. The fool! The ass!
 2 16|         of getting his mistress married, and securing her a position.
 3 17| appeared to be so much in love. Married at eighteen to M. Bonacieux,
 4 31|        not her brother. She had married a younger brother of the
 5 45|       when your honored brother married us? Our position is truly
 6 48|     your brother, being already married in France, and having been--"
 7 48|      killed?" ~"Yes." ~"She was married?" asked Aramis. ~"Yes." ~"
 8 48|         England she was already married in France. But the third
 9 53|          You have not by chance married a Protestant for a third
10 63|    course of the following year married Mme. Coquenard; the coffer
11 65|        the serpent--"my turn. I married that woman when she was
12 65|         she was a young girl; I married her in opposition to the
13 67|    course of the following year married Mme. Coquenard; the coffer