Chapter

 1 2 |     intriguers, he remained an honest man. Still further, in spite
 2 3 |       deceive him; "You are an honest youth; but at the present
 3 8 |        no; you appear to be an honest young man, and I will have
 4 14|     Monsieur is, I am sure, an honest man." ~"Take away that fool!"
 5 15| falling sword in hand upon the honest men of the law, charged
 6 17|     him again. He is a worthy, honest man who entertains neither
 7 20|       had the appearance of as honest a man as any on earth. He
 8 24| through the damp gray mist was honest Planchet, who, with the
 9 25|        in the same way that an honest man does; a hypocrite does
10 41|        swear by my faith as an honest man--" and at these words