Chapter

 1 6 |   companies than those which belonged to the Red Duke, as Aramis
 2 7 |       richly embossed, which belonged by its make to the times
 3 24|       These horses evidently belonged to the three men, who wee
 4 25|      business, as this horse belonged to him. We also informed
 5 31|    and consequently, that he belonged body and soul to the king;
 6 33|  gave it to him at once. She belonged body and soul to her handsome
 7 34|     whom this horse and mule belonged. ~Mme. Coquenard recognized
 8 43|    was easy to perceive they belonged to the church militant;
 9 59| Laporte recognized as having belonged to the queen. ~"Now the
10 62|    Milady, with a smile that belonged only to herself; "you forget