Chapter

 1 7 |       Aramis was not angry, but assumed the most modest air and
 2 15|    known of them, as soon as he assumed the uniform of the company,
 3 26|        chair that he would have assumed in bed, and complacently
 4 26|       hung my cassock on a peg, assumed the costume of a cavalier,
 5 27|       death; for d'Artagnan had assumed a threatening attitude,
 6 31|       may suppose they are only assumed names," said Athos. ~"Which
 7 36|      before. On guard!" ~Milady assumed the most agreeable air possible,
 8 39|         them into three groups, assumed the command of one, gave
 9 47| Gentlemen," said Athos, who had assumed the command of the expedition, "
10 52|   seducing smile. Then her hair assumed successively, under her
11 52|     wished to destroy. ~And she assumed, upon sitting up in the
12 55|       magic adornment which she assumed and threw aside at will;
13 55| frightful story to me." ~Milady assumed her smile of a resigned