Chapter

 1 2 |            said Porthos; "and the proof is that I paid twelve pistoles
 2 3 |       bottom of his heart by this proof of courage, sprang toward
 3 3 |           of the newcomer to this proof of affection, M. de Treville
 4 4 |           to one of you; and as a proof of what I say, here is mine
 5 6 |            It is a brawl; and the proof is that there were five
 6 6 |             Here," said he, "is a proof of my satisfaction." ~At
 7 7 |          that this occupation was proof of a reflective and contemplative
 8 11| opportunity to give the duke this proof of his devotion, and the
 9 16|           has just acquired a new proof of it." ~"That is true,
10 18|               Then, put me to the proof." ~Mme. Bonacieux looked
11 19|           devotedness against all proof. Besides, you can tell them
12 19|          leave of absence will be proof enough that I authorize
13 23|     replied d'Artagnan; "and as a proof, there is a crown to drink
14 25|           his journey was a fresh proof in support of the suspicions
15 25|        nicety; but in face of the proof I was obliged to acknowledge
16 26|         friend, I swear; and as a proof of what I say, permit me
17 33|         you deign to give me some proof of what you advance--" ~"
18 33|          that I should give you a proof of that love which you doubt?" ~"
19 33|          you." ~"And what is that proof?" ~"Are you willing that
20 37|   appeared to Milady an undoubted proof of devotion. This reassured
21 37|           me?" ~"I have given you proof of that, it seems to me." ~"
22 40|          obey--but too well. As a proof, remember the date of the
23 43|          Montague, was taken, and proof was obtained of a league
24 43|           give me, I beg you, the proof that you have the right
25 44|          have," said the duke, "a proof of his connection with Buckingham." ~"
26 44|  connection with Buckingham." ~"A proof?" cried Milady; "I will
27 44|         in the world; get me that proof, and I will send him to
28 46|        made a sign of the head in proof that he acquiesced in the
29 48|          a hussy. I have obtained proof of it by listening to her
30 52|         violence; violence is the proof of weakness. In the first
31 56|          already given me a fatal proof of what he was able to do." ~"
32 57|         an immediate and terrible proof of her courage. ~"You are
33 58|        the wicket." ~"Oh, it is a proof that the Lord is on our
34 61|        three days I have obtained proof to the contrary, for which
35 61|         terrible minister. I have proof that her Majesty, notwithstanding
36 61|        least expect it, they have proof of a kind remembrance." ~"
37 62|          he a sure man?" ~"To the proof." ~"Give him to me. Nobody