Chapter

 1 Pre|     fortune, they had donned the simple Musketeer's uniform.~From
 2 2  |          sentence, apparently so simple, a tolerably scandalous
 3 4  |       front, but was nothing but simple buff behind. Vainglorious
 4 6  |           Good Lord! In the most simple and natural manner possible.
 5 7  |       Grimaud to obey him upon a simple gesture or upon a simple
 6 7  |         simple gesture or upon a simple movement of his lips. He
 7 7  |     splendid dress. But with his simple Musketeer's uniform and
 8 8  |          A man was introduced of simple mien, who had the appearance
 9 10 |          nothing remaining but a simple ceiling between him and
10 11 |         lover. ~There was a very simple means of satisfying himself
11 11 |          her. This method was so simple that d'Artagnan employed
12 12 |        this moment, dressed in a simple robe of white satin, and
13 15 |        the first had been by the simple and firm declaration of
14 25 |     tiger and the wild bull with simple running nooses which they
15 28 |         How?" ~"Why, here is the simple fact. This morning I awoke
16 31 |          of devotion. To all the simple things which escaped our
17 33 |         Artagnan's plan was very simple. By Kitty's chamber he could
18 35 | represented his action as one of simple vengeance. ~For the rest
19 35 |         was at that time quite a simple and natural affair, and
20 36 |         Clarik ~"That's all very simple," said d'Artagnan; "I expected
21 39 |    fugitive rendezvous, why this simple exchange of a glance, why
22 40 |          yours. That is all very simple: you had business in England." ~"
23 41 |       the queen. Was this love a simple political affair, or was
24 42 |          that the means are very simple." ~"What?" asked d'Artagnan. ~"
25 43 |        bridge of La Pierre, in a simple house without any entrenchment.
26 47 |        of battle." ~"That's very simple," replied Athos. "As soon
27 48 |        must I say?" ~"Oh, that's simple enough!" replied Athos. "
28 48 |            said the Swiss; "it's simple enough to dell a dream,
29 49 |          is the result of a very simple measure which we are obliged
30 50 |         And yet that is the most simple thing in the world, my dear
31 51 | gentlemen. I do not like to have simple soldiers, because they have
32 53 |          words, YOUR MASS, and a simple glance cast upon Felton,
33 58 |        time had only seen a very simple gentleman, had become an
34 59 |        every noise he heard, the simple Puritan fancied he recognized
35 60 |          great trouble of a very simple thing. In two days, and
36 60 |     Planchet are all that such a simple expedition requires." ~To
37 63 |            There would be a very simple means, very natural--" ~"
38 65 |           A young priest, with a simple and trustful heart, performed