Chapter

 1 4 |       you are not polite; it is easy to perceive that you come
 2 7 |     before him, although it was easy to perceive that this kind
 3 7 |       and indiscreet, it was as easy to see through him as through
 4 7 |         him. ~"This is all very easy for you to say," replied
 5 11|     courage to his lackey. ~"Be easy, monsieur," said Planchet; "
 6 19|        I were to go home." ~"Be easy. Adieu, and a prosperous
 7 19|        Besides, make yourselves easy; we shall not all arrive
 8 19|         sea. They would have an easy bargain of four isolated
 9 20|           Nothing would be more easy," said the captain of a
10 20|       me, then." ~"Nothing more easy." ~And d'Artagnan have,
11 24|         pavilion. ~The tree was easy to climb. Besides, d'Artagnan
12 24|      And I renew my promise. Be easy, I am a gentleman. A gentleman
13 25| monsieur! There is nothing more easy," said Mousqueton, with
14 26|        graceful position in his easy chair that he would have
15 27|   Monsieur Bazin, make yourself easy," said d'Artagnan; "people
16 27| maneuvers." ~"Oh, make yourself easy on that head," replied Aramis. "
17 29|      according to the strangely easy morality of that gallant
18 32|         him with a sufficiently easy air, and saluted him courteously. ~"
19 33|      establishing himself in an easy chair; "come, and let me
20 33|     What will I do with him? Be easy, Kitty, there is something
21 35|         this vengeance was very easy; for Milady, doubtless to
22 35|         a voice in which it was easy to detect strong emotion. ~"
23 38|         Besides, Athos was very easy, and a noble to his fingers'
24 43|        an ill grace that it was easy to perceive they belonged
25 43|   joyous life. The was the more easy for our three companions
26 44|    continued he, "if it were as easy for me to get rid of my
27 44|        rid of my enemy as it is easy to get rid of yours, and
28 44|       Athos," said Aramis. ~"Be easy on that head," replied Athos; "
29 48|       contrary, I think it very easy. It would be, no doubt,
30 48|         Spartan: ~Thank you; be easy. ~d'Artagnan translated
31 49|      her; she sank into a large easy chair, with her arms crossed,
32 50|       hands the two arms of her easy chair, and raising herself
33 52|        and go to supper; but be easy! She has a fruitful imagination,
34 54|        plan of conduct was more easy. She had laid that down
35 57|      the phases I named; but be easy, no blood will flow." ~Milady
36 61|         abbess. This was a very easy matter for a woman so really
37 62|         of his hat, "you may be easy. I will do as children do,
38 63|        Armentieres, it would be easy to make her believe that
39 63|        charge of everything; be easy." ~"It appears, however,"