Chapter

 1 1 |        wore a cap set off with a sort of feather; the eye open
 2 1 |        means. This chamber was a sort of garret, situated in the
 3 2 |         Paris, who ran after any sort of favor--gentlemen from
 4 2 |          these cardinal jests, a sort of gag seemed to close for
 5 5 |         called at that period, a sort of building without a window,
 6 6 |        therefore were fixed in a sort of agony upon the door through
 7 6 | complaints were but a preface--a sort of excitation to encourage
 8 6 |     would have said. But at this sort of work, many doublets must
 9 13|    papers, looked up to see what sort of person he had to do with.
10 18|          you that you have a bad sort of a husband." ~"You have,
11 23|         ill turn." ~"But of what sort?" ~"Eh! How can I tell?
12 24|    behind the chateau, reached a sort of retired lane, and found
13 25|          short and elderly, that sort of lackey, dressed in dark
14 26|        Besides, we feel always a sort of mental superiority over
15 26|          his head enveloped in a sort of round flat cap, not much
16 26|  beforehand. You see I am a good sort of a man." ~"Do not jest
17 27|         four bottles of the same sort for the two English gentlemen." ~"
18 29|          which Porthos leaned, a sort of ripe beauty, rather yellow
19 32|        This last apartment was a sort of dark room, littered with
20 33|       your mistress." ~"And what sort of revenge would you take?" ~"
21 33|          to me quite a different sort of a man from that poor
22 33|             Oh, yes, I know what sort of vengeance! You told me
23 35|         I do not know her, but a sort of intuition tells me she
24 40|         however, might be seen a sort of esteem; "remain free,
25 46|         D'Artagnan, tell us what sort of a night you have had,
26 47|              Twenty men." ~"What sort of men?" ~"Sixteen pioneers,
27 48|       requested a few lines as a sort of keepsake." ~"The duvil!"
28 51|       its mayor, had attempted a sort of mutiny for a surrender;
29 51|      knitting his brow, for this sort of investigation began to
30 51|       must be discreet with this sort of letters; but nevertheless,
31 53|        not? But never mind; that sort of intoxication is not dangerous,
32 56|       silence? Come, I am a good sort of a prince,' added he, '
33 61|           however, saw that this sort of narrative amused her
34 61|        me to confine myself to a sort of prison, from which he
35 63|       only a question of time, a sort of race, which should arrive
36 66|   coppery clouds which created a sort of twilight amid the night.
37 67|         He is meditating by what sort of punishment he shall cause