Chapter

 1 1 |       times, perhaps! So that in spite of edicts, ordinances, and
 2 2 |    honest man. Still further, in spite of sword thrusts which weaken,
 3 3 |       rail at him. Therefore, in spite of all my protestations,
 4 4 |         a droll affair!" ~And in spite of himself, the young man
 5 4 |         foot of the Musketeer in spite of the efforts the latter
 6 10|      force--the scoundrels!" ~In spite of his prudence, d'Artagnan
 7 11|      called who follow others in spite of them?" ~"They are indiscreet." ~"
 8 11|         make d'Artagnan start in spite of himself. "Oh, meddle
 9 12|         of Austria, overcome, in spite of herself, by the expression
10 17|      different from ambition. In spite of herself her thoughts
11 20|         they remained silent; in spite of themselves they submitted
12 24|    leaped over the hedge, and in spite of the barking of a chained-up
13 25|    stranger, on the contrary, in spite of all his rodomontades
14 26|         eye of Aramis kindled in spite of himself. ~"Ah," said
15 28|          half drunk; and yet, in spite of the incertainty which
16 28|          d'Artagnan, laughing in spite of himself. ~"Grimaud himself,
17 28|       Athos begin to prevail, in spite of himself. ~"On my honor,
18 33|       taste and neatness; but in spite of himself, his eyes were
19 33|         tore open the letter, in spite of the cry which Kitty uttered
20 34|        eyes of the Musketeer, in spite of his efforts to suppress
21 38|       the astonished lackey. ~In spite of his habitual silence,
22 39|      involuntary movement and in spite of the injunction given,
23 40|        that same evening; and in spite of the remonstrances that
24 44|   flattering compliment, "if, in spite of all these reasons, the
25 48|       part. ~Aramis, blushing in spite of himself, took the letter,
26 49| courageous and firm, shivered in spite of herself. ~The officer
27 50|        from the conversation, in spite of all the dissimulation
28 50|         said Lord de Winter, "in spite of the resolutions you so
29 51|       anxiety, and forced him in spite of himself once more to
30 53|      exclamation, that Felton in spite of himself advanced some
31 53|        King of France, where, in spite of the remembrance of the
32 53|         an astonishment which in spite of the empire he held over
33 54|      language celestial. ~Yet in spite of all this seduction Milady
34 56|       said the young man, who in spite of his self- command felt
35 56|          served. ~"This time, in spite of my terrors, in spite
36 56|          spite of my terrors, in spite of my agony, I began to
37 57|           tell it me!" ~"Then in spite of my cries, in spite of
38 57|         in spite of my cries, in spite of my resistance--for I
39 63|           And yet it appears, in spite of all your diligence, you