Chapter

 1 Pre|    is carried to such a high degree appeared almost miraculous.  
 2 3  |     had occurred had in some degree broken the thread of his
 3 3  |    surprised to the greatest degree. So much penetration, so
 4 5  |     the honor to be, in some degree, one of his friends." ~Athos
 5 5  |    did not exclude a certain degree of method. ~Athos fixed
 6 14 | promptitude which proved the degree of importance he attached
 7 17 |   accosted each other with a degree of preoccupation. Nevertheless,
 8 25 |      always observed a great degree of intelligence and devotedness
 9 25 |      Artagnan with a certain degree of uneasiness, "you know
10 27 |      those manners of a high degree which appeared, as if unconsciously
11 41 |      and saw, with a certain degree of inquietude, that it was
12 43 |     cardinal, with a certain degree of anxiety. ~"We did not
13 65 |    of her--amorous to such a degree that he proposed to marry