Chapter

 1 3 | responsibility than the father of an ordinary family. Soldiers are big
 2 5 |           that d'Artagnan was not an ordinary man; therefore, while repeating
 3 6 |            sire, is quite out of the ordinary conditions of a duel. It
 4 16|             he would have emptied an ordinary glass. ~Then he let his
 5 24|           his hands three times--the ordinary signal of lovers; but nobody
 6 25|           PESTE! You seem to reverse ordinary customs, and come home at
 7 48|         enough to thrash four men of ordinary size. Aramis, confiding
 8 49|        strength of will which in the ordinary Britannic type denotes mostly
 9 53|            should read every day the ordinary of your Mass; and here is
10 56|         Felton a man inaccessible to ordinary seductions. There fermented
11 56|            end." ~"Evening came; the ordinary events took place. During
12 59|           whole body appeared in its ordinary state of calmness, only