Chapter

 1 22|     of two of three ladies in language at once respectful and refined,
 2 23|       first rudiments of that language into his head, and who had
 3 26|    not comprehending half the language they employed. ~"But listen
 4 30|      took place in English--a language which d'Artagnan could not
 5 30|       reply to me in the same language. You are Madame's brother,
 6 34| Aramis, with that mildness of language which was observable in
 7 46|       possessed by the German language, had acquired a habit of
 8 49|      and his inferiors spoken language did not exist, or had become
 9 51| delicious occupation, spoke a language which, though mute, was
10 54|    tones from human speech to language celestial. ~Yet in spite
11 61|       ingenuousness. ~"At the language you use." ~"What do you
12 61|   find so astonishing in that language?" said Milady, smiling. ~"