Chapter

 1 1 |         archives an event of this kind. There were nobles, who
 2 5 |    results from an affair of this kind, when a young and vigorous
 3 7 |        easy to perceive that this kind of conversation, in which
 4 8 |          you about rent--" ~"Very kind!" ~"And adding to this,
 5 10|         forming, had invented any kind of police, that police invented
 6 10|           in a house, of whatever kind it may be, an individual
 7 11|           that a young, handsome, kind, and witty woman is at the
 8 14|           the cardinal will be so kind as to tell me what has become
 9 15|       world, I swear it." ~"Be so kind as to reflect, sire," said
10 16|       this is an indignity!" ~"Be kind enough to pardon me, madame;
11 16|             cried the queen. ~"Be kind enough, then, madame, to
12 16|           there is nothing of the kind, and your Majesty has just
13 19|            in enterprises of this kind, in order that one may arrive,
14 19|           One of a most dangerous kind, I give you notice." ~"Ah!
15 21|           three accidents of this kind happened; but Buckingham
16 25|           you for anything of the kind, Monsieur Bonacieux," said
17 25|         asking information of any kind, alighted, commended the
18 25|      thank you sincerely for your kind wish." ~"But don't mistake,"
19 25|         happen to you." ~"Of what kind, in the name of wonder?" ~"
20 25|           of the most unfortunate kind, monsieur. One day he was
21 28|           remember nothing of the kind." ~Athos did not trust this
22 28|       everyone has his particular kind of drunkenness, sad or gay.
23 30|     French," said d'Artagnan; "be kind enough, then, to reply to
24 31|        with a gentleman of such a kind disposition, pressed d'Artagnan
25 32|           of a highly comfortable kind. ~And yet, at the very door
26 35|           so many affairs of this kind on my hands that I am forced
27 36|             She has never been so kind before. On guard!" ~Milady
28 40|   Eminence is a hundred times too kind to me; and on the contrary,
29 41|         amorous men, was simply a kind look from Anne of Austria. ~
30 41|         caliber. ~This might be a kind remembrance of Monsieur
31 43|          Enter, gentlemen, and be kind enough to wait for me; I
32 45|           Athos was seized with a kind of vertigo. The sight of
33 46|       said Athos, "will you be so kind as to set your watch with
34 47|   charming woman, who entertained kind views toward our friend
35 47|         getting from this woman a kind of carte blanche which she
36 50|        brother," said she, with a kind of cheerfulness, decided
37 54|              Sir," cried she, "be kind, be clement, listen to my
38 54|            I want to show you the kind of passport which I have
39 54|         you with attempts of that kind." ~"Felton has not told
40 55|     handkerchiefs, twisted into a kind of rope one with another,
41 56|       search of an outlet of some kind; but there was none. I sank
42 56|      experiencing anything of the kind I dreaded. ~"I took the
43 61|       criminals bear about them a kind of predestination which
44 61| advantageous in a contest of this kind. ~The abbess introduced
45 61|          it, they have proof of a kind remembrance." ~"Alas!" said
46 63|           an hour. Oh, you are so kind, and I am so grateful!" ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
47 67|           of a trial. That's very kind of him." ~"Here, monsieur,"