Chapter

 1 1 |     his master. ~"Base coward! false gentleman!" cried d'Artagnan,
 2 4 |       himself gallantly from a false position, like that of a
 3 13|         who saw he had taken a false step, "that is to say--" ~"
 4 26|       You are inclining toward false doctrines, my young friend;
 5 27|       an accusation of passing false money?" ~The host became
 6 35|    sent by her mistress to the false de Wardes. Her mistress
 7 42|        named Fourreau, and the false soldier who had tried to
 8 42| accounts of the regiment." ~"A false letter altogether," said
 9 43|        from others, and upon a false account believe us to be
10 49|       eager to escape from his false position--placed between
11 56|     then, made a breach by her false virtue in the opinion of
12 56|     readily from its bearing a false name, and he could not,
13 67|  imprudently exclaimed, "it is false; he has just written to