Chapter

 1 7 |       for me, who am without any settled means and without resources--
 2 7 |           D'Artagnan, who had no settled habits of his own, as he
 3 21|         any pretext. This point, settled, the duke turned to d'Artagnan. "
 4 23|       mystification until he has settled account with the mystifier;
 5 26|         then, forever; that is a settled thing--a resolution registered!" ~"
 6 32|       and their lugubrious looks settled down into resigned countenances. ~
 7 36|    thought d'Artagnan; "that's a settled custom." ~Milady held out
 8 42|        before we left Villeroy I settled the accounts of the regiment." ~"
 9 43|       frank, gentlemen, you have settled accounts with somebody!
10 54|         the five shillings to be settled. You think me rather parsimonious,
11 63| conditions. ~Now, this point was settled; Mme. Bonacieux, without