Chapter

1 6 |        the king was stormy. ~This disposition, visible as it was in his
2 23|           he had heard him in the disposition of mind he then enjoyed,
3 26|    understood that in the present disposition of his master nothing could
4 27|         Artagnan, whose inquiring disposition we are acquainted with,
5 31|          gentleman of such a kind disposition, pressed d'Artagnan in his
6 43|           that he commanded every disposition to be made to drive the
7 43| Monseigneur, being of a very mild disposition, and being, likewise, of
8 58|           take him, in the mental disposition in which he now found himself,
9 67|        Musketeer was in excellent disposition to die heroically. ~Richelieu