Chapter

 1 11|   proverb, "The most beautiful girl in the world can only give
 2 16|        age fell in love with a girl of sixteen, beautiful as
 3 16|        a demon; the poor young girl had stolen the sacred vessels
 4 17|        to himself." ~"Generous girl!" cried Anne of Austria. ~
 5 17|        an effect upon the poor girl that she had never ceased
 6 30|    maid. ~The latter--a pretty girl of about twenty or twenty-two
 7 33|      looked down at the pretty girl with the most triumphant
 8 33|     the second time. The young girl had freshness and beauty
 9 33|       a kiss at which the poor girl became as red as a cherry. ~"
10 33|         in intention, the poor girl in order to obtain Milady,
11 33|    Well," said he to the young girl, "are you willing, my dear
12 33|    What love?" asked the young girl. ~"Of that which I am ready
13 33|     and so well, that the poor girl, who asked nothing better
14 33|        Bonacieux; but the poor girl swore upon the crucifix
15 33|       cross with her. The poor girl ventured a glance at d'Artagnan
16 33|    following morning. The poor girl promised all her lover desired;
17 33|     Milady. This time the poor girl did not even argue with
18 33|     acted toward me, the young girl who brings you this will
19 33|   contained. ~"Listen, my dear girl," said d'Artagnan; "you
20 33|      me, I well know, my sweet girl," said d'Artagnan. "But
21 35| graciously; but alas! the poor girl was so sad that she did
22 35|        on the carpet. The poor girl, under the caresses of d'
23 35|      the danger which the poor girl incurred in giving this
24 36|        Artagnan asked the poor girl what was the matter with
25 36|          Listen to me, my dear girl," said the Gascon, who sought
26 36|      to my chamber." ~The poor girl almost fainted at hearing
27 37|     Kitty's chamber. ~The poor girl, pale as death and trembling
28 37|     make haste; think, my dear girl, it's life and death!" ~
29 38|         there is a very pretty girl waiting for you upstairs;
30 38|        door, he found the poor girl, all in a tremble. As soon
31 38|      Artagnan; "be at ease, my girl. But what happened after
32 38|        I got away. ~"Poor dear girl! But what can I do with
33 38|        You understand, my dear girl," continued d'Artagnan, "
34 38|      Kitty. ~"And now, my dear girl," said d'Artagnan, "you
35 41|   Chantal left a little orphan girl eighteen months old, and
36 41|      old, and that this little girl was afterward Mme. de Sevigne. ~
37 52|      have said she was a young girl dreaming of the crown of
38 56|        calm yourself, my sweet girl! I thought you had softened.
39 57|      invented for a pure young girl, the victim of the brutality
40 57|     brother with a portionless girl. I was sensible that I could
41 59|        have seduced this young girl; you have outraged, defiled
42 60|     very partial to the little girl, to whom she intends to
43 61|        the remembrance of this girl a remembrance of anger;
44 65|     woman when she was a young girl; I married her in opposition
45 65|    That woman was once a young girl, as beautiful as she is