Chapter

 1 1 |        add to them a recipe for a certain balsam, which she had from
 2 1 |         surveyed the crowd with a certain impatience, evidently annoyed
 3 1 |      remains, of whom I am pretty certain for some days to come. There
 4 1 |       said twenty thousand; but a certain juvenile modesty restrained
 5 2 |          killing others, but then certain of not rotting in prison,
 6 2 |          but he soon perceived by certain scratches that every weapon
 7 2 |       Porthos; "but is the matter certain?" ~"I had it from Aramis,"
 8 3 |      ordeal of several campaigns, certain brilliant actions, or a
 9 5 |         however did not exclude a certain degree of method. ~Athos
10 5 |       method. ~Athos fixed upon a certain Cahusac, a favorite of the
11 6 |           much, as he thus became certain that no foreign suggestion
12 7 |      Ghost; and this portrait had certain resemblances of lines with
13 7 | resemblances of lines with Athos, certain family likenesses which
14 7 |    familiar with coats of arms--a certain embroidered handkerchief,
15 7 |       their past, hoping for more certain and extended revelations
16 10|           had been put wrong, and certain from that time that he had
17 11|    Further, this woman, as if not certain of the house she was seeking,
18 11|           She seemed, however, by certain signs, to recognize a door,
19 11|        But be of good cheer; with certain people, everything comes
20 11|           minutes." ~"Yes; but in certain circumstances five minutes
21 12|       convinced of his own power, certain that the laws which rule
22 14|         instantly?" ~"Nothing was certain; besides, her Majesty had
23 15|         passions were raised to a certain point, could not dissemble; "
24 16|          love. She has near her a certain Laporte." ~"Who, I believe,
25 16|        Luxembourg." ~"And you are certain that the queen and he did
26 16|  chancellor, who will communicate certain matters to you with which
27 16|      understand. ~"His majesty is certain that a letter has been written
28 17|         than ever, the queen felt certain, without knowing how to
29 18|        the same, it is well to be certain." ~"How so?" ~"By knocking
30 19|         had told his friends on a certain evening. "Well, then, since
31 19|        anxious to dip ourselves a certain number of times in the sea.
32 20|     doorway, and you will then be certain that nobody can reach you." ~"
33 20|    crossing to England?" ~"Yes; a certain d'Artagnan, a Bearnese gentleman
34 21|         was talked of as near and certain, and the jolly sailors were
35 22|  ingenious gallantry, "from being certain that these two studs alone
36 23|          believe you have still a certain amount of it to expend this
37 23|           have the air of being a certain young Gascon of my acquaintance." ~"
38 24|           intimate pain which, on certain occasions, takes possession
39 25|            On what account?" ~"Of certain expenses he has contracted." ~"
40 25|      looking at d'Artagnan with a certain degree of uneasiness, "you
41 26|     Montdidier, and I are arguing certain theological questions in
42 26|         white, "and then I made a certain RONDEAU upon it last year,
43 26|          that I should frequent a certain house of La Rue Payenne?
44 30|           Artagnan, "and yet I am certain it is not the first time
45 32|         about to see in reality a certain coffer of which he had twenty
46 32|          to detain him by darting certain tender glances; but Porthos
47 34|           at all. I have acquired certain knowledge that that woman
48 34|          for Milady, he was sure, certain things that would not obtain
49 34|             Yes, if you show me a certain embroidered handkerchief." ~"
50 36|          said d'Artagnan. ~"Quite certain?" said Milady, with a last
51 37|         appeared to him to have a certain sweetness in it, he could
52 37|         place I should like to be certain of one thing." ~"And what
53 40|           a later period and at a certain moment, if any mischance
54 40|        sign that it was he. Then, certain that there could be no mistake
55 41|      first musket and saw, with a certain degree of inquietude, that
56 43|        they follow us we shall be certain they will tell nobody." ~"
57 43|        asked the cardinal, with a certain degree of anxiety. ~"We
58 44|       behind him in his lodging a certain letter from Madame de Chevreuse
59 44|          lady love. If he becomes certain that this war will cost
60 44|          Louvre by the queen to a certain Italian astrologer who was
61 44|     forgotten; that you possess a certain letter from Madame de Chevreuse,
62 44|           on the lookout, because certain expressions of our host
63 48|           Lord, do you remember a certain little enclosure where your
64 48|          venture to say that I am certain M. de Buckingham will be
65 50|           demanded Milady, with a certain terror. ~"Do you find yourself
66 51|    Rochelle was invested, however certain success might appear--thanks
67 51|   politeness which made of him at certain moments a king more majestic
68 54|          the door that you may be certain I contemplate no injury
69 54|       public trial to make myself certain of getting rid of you." ~
70 55|      Believe me, the cord is more certain than the knife." ~Felton
71 61|     crimes," said she: "there are certain virtues which he pursues
72 61|        pursues more severely than certain offenses." ~"Permit me,
73 61|   faithful as ever. Tell him that certain parties are grateful for
74 67|   Artagnan. "Your Eminence may be certain of that." ~The cardinal