Chapter

 1 16|     this horrible adventure. ~"Taste some of this ham, d'Artagnan;
 2 21|       was at once a miracle of taste and of richness. In the
 3 25|        wardrobe. Now, will you taste our wine, and without prejudice
 4 26|  opinion. "Beware of a profane taste in your theological style.
 5 32|    them." ~"Devil take me if I taste one of them!" murmured Porthos
 6 33| apartment was charming for its taste and neatness; but in spite
 7 42|          said Porthos, "let us taste it, and if it is good, let
 8 52|       take away your appetite. Taste that fowl and those fish.
 9 56|        me not to have the same taste as in the morning. Suspicion
10 60|        a pastime for which the taste had been formerly inspired