Chapter

 1 11|      woman to walk with in the Plain St. Denis or in the fair
 2 11|   cabarets scattered along the plain. Arrived at the end of the
 3 17|      Be satisfied with being a plain, straightforward citizen,
 4 28|        said Porthos. ~"And I a plain chicken," said Aramis. ~"
 5 29|     wandered anxiously. It was plain that this mode of proceeding
 6 39|    waited till now? That's all plain enough. Milady has laid
 7 41| signature. Nevertheless it was plain the letter came from Milady.
 8 42|    give him succor; but it was plain that all assistance was
 9 46|   found themselves in the open plain, d'Artagnan, who was completely
10 53|       at the officer. ~By that plain arrangement of the hair,
11 66|      execution, that it may be plain we act as judges." ~"That