Chapter

 1 Pre|         most of the works of that period, in which authors could
 2 Pre|    appreciate the pictures of the period to its pages. They will
 3 Pre|          and the courtiers of the period, less faithful than in the
 4 Pre|           unknown manuscript at a period in which historical science
 5 1  |           repent of it at a later period." ~"Then," said the stranger
 6 2  |           liking. At that unhappy period it was an important consideration
 7 2  |       Vitry. In short, up to this period nothing had been wanting
 8 2  |  admirably the war method of that period, in which he who could not
 9 2  |            in the memoirs of this period, which has left so many
10 2  |        that, particularly at this period, the compatriots of d'Artagnan
11 3  |              Flattery was at that period very current, and M. de
12 5  |          as it was called at that period, a sort of building without
13 5  |           laws of dueling at that period, d'Artagnan was at liberty
14 11 |         of heroes of that gallant period may be cited who would neither
15 11 |          be cleared up at a later period," murmured the young woman; "
16 13 |        this gallant and chivalric period. ~Fortunately, the reader
17 14 |          as he really was at this period; that is to say, an active
18 16 |          warn you, at some future period to speak of that." ~"Whenever
19 16 |       became pale. He was at that period of intoxication in which
20 17 |           seductions; but at this period the title of gentleman had
21 17 |          just attained that happy period of life. ~The couple, then,
22 22 |         luxury unheard of at that period; and twenty violins were
23 26 |    acquaintance I made about that period, and Porthos, who had in
24 27 |          the great nobles of that period, Athos rode and fenced to
25 29 |          morality of that gallant period, "there is one who will
26 33 |      infamous action; but at that period people did not manage affairs
27 35 |          judge the actions of one period from the point of view of
28 40 | confidence. ~"Remember at a later period and at a certain moment,
29 43 |           sea, very rough at this period of the year all along the
30 47 |         once?" ~"Yes; but at that period we were not at war. At that
31 47 |          were not at war. At that period Buckingham was an ally,
32 48 |          four friends, during the period of these two absences, had,
33 51 |          the cardinal was at that period what we now call a man of
34 51 |           the sun so rare at this period of the year, seven men surrounded
35 51 |            without having at that period the reputation it now enjoys,
36 53 |           swearing, which at that period was a very knightly habit. ~
37 57 |         steel busk, which at that period, like a cuirass, defended
38 63 |           they learned at a later period through Mme. de Chevreuse,
39 63 |           the year 1633, at which period, after a journey he made
40 67 |           they learned at a later period through Mme. de Chevreuse,
41 67 |           the year 1633, at which period, after a journey he made