Chapter

 1 1 |        than ever; "well, that is perfectly right!" and turning on his
 2 1 |       asked the host. ~"Oh, yes! Perfectly safe and sound, my good
 3 1 |         which his guest made was perfectly just. ~"But, after all,"
 4 2 |          devil-may-care fellows, perfectly undisciplined toward all
 5 2 |       delicate mustache marked a perfectly straight line upon his upper
 6 3 |        Treville, in a feeble yet perfectly calm voice, "you have sent
 7 3 |         story of the lost letter perfectly true--I wish, I say, in
 8 4 |         handkerchief?" ~"Yes." ~"Perfectly just," cried the other two
 9 6 |          retained his senses?" ~"Perfectly." ~"Does he talk?" ~"With
10 7 |         his talents, believed he perfectly understood what he wanted,
11 8 |       society, forgetting in his perfectly juvenile good faith that
12 12|     brilliancy of emeralds, were perfectly beautiful, and yet were
13 14|           Are you sure of it?" ~"Perfectly sure." ~"Who told you of
14 16|         him to his Eminence as a perfectly devout man. The cardinal
15 20|              This d'Artagnan." ~"Perfectly well." ~"Describe him to
16 20|        his voyages, spoke French perfectly well; he told him that he
17 21|          completely imitated, so perfectly alike, that Buckingham could
18 24|        affect him, and he took a perfectly physical sensation for a
19 25|         the host; "I remember it perfectly. It is not Monsieur Porthos
20 26|    resumed Aramis, that he might perfectly understand, "'The two hands
21 26|          d'Artagnan, he remained perfectly insensible to the enthusiasm
22 26|      only that with which we are perfectly disgusted! Don't you think
23 29|       you recollect all that?" ~"Perfectly, madame." ~"Cone at dinnertime." ~"
24 34|       brought to them. As he was perfectly acquainted with the details
25 38|          sign that be understood perfectly, and set off. ~"All this
26 44|         of France. You recollect perfectly all I have told you, do
27 46|         replied M. de Busigny. ~"Perfectly," said the dragoon. ~"That
28 48| contained half a line, in a hand perfectly British, and with a conciseness
29 48|        and with a conciseness as perfectly Spartan: ~Thank you; be
30 59|       this relates." ~"I know it perfectly, although I am astonished
31 61|      court, whom the abbess knew perfectly by name, touched lightly
32 61|    Monsieur de Treville?" ~"Yes, perfectly well--intimately even." ~"
33 61|         you now. I recognize you perfectly." ~The poor young woman
34 64|          the lackeys knew Milady perfectly. ~All four were to meet