Chapter

 1 3 |      several campaigns, certain brilliant actions, or a service of
 2 7 |     distinguish himself by some brilliant action. Upon this promise
 3 12|      That is the most happy and brilliant evening of my life! You
 4 22|        of this door disclosed a brilliant light, and she disappeared. ~
 5 27|       of the usages of the most brilliant society--those manners of
 6 27|         portion of him, and his brilliant side disappeared as into
 7 27|         his eyes dazzled by the brilliant style in which d'Artagnan
 8 32|      Dinner~ ~ ~ ~ ~    However brilliant had been the part played
 9 34|        fancied she saw him in a brilliant cloud, all surrounded by
10 40|      least leave behind me some brilliant action to justify the protection
11 49| surrounded by a staff almost as brilliant as himself. ~It was one
12 61|         pure brow, behind those brilliant eyes in which she read nothing
13 64|         rendered more lucid the brilliant mental faculties of that