Chapter

 1 Pre|     donned the simple Musketeer's uniform.~From the moment we had
 2 2  |    attention. He did not wear the uniform cloak--which was not obligatory
 3 2  |            which hangs behind his uniform," said another Musketeer. ~"
 4 3  |        devil did you ask me for a uniform when you would have been
 5 3  |           have not forgotten, the uniform of a Musketeer; but after
 6 3  |     desire to don the Musketeer's uniform vastly increased by the
 7 5  |         Artagnan; "I have not the uniform, but I have the spirit.
 8 7  |       with his simple Musketeer's uniform and nothing but the manner
 9 7  |           with a sigh, donned his uniform, which he would have exchanged
10 11 |         further, the man wore the uniform of a Musketeer. ~The woman'
11 12 |          queen; the duke wore the uniform of the Musketeers of M.
12 12 |           mirror. His Musketeer's uniform became him marvelously. ~
13 13 |           Musketeers. Look at his uniform, Monsieur Commissary, look
14 13 |           Commissary, look at his uniform!" ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   "That's
15 15 |         as soon as he assumed the uniform of the company, was as sure
16 17 |   gentleman. Besides, he wore the uniform of the Guards, which next
17 19 |           like d'Artagnan, in the uniform of the Guards." ~"Gentlemen,"
18 20 |         recognizing from afar the uniform of the Guards, he put his
19 25 |     despite the simplicity of his uniform, could not fail to make
20 26 |      Aramis would throw aside the uniform and assume the cassock.
21 26 |  prevailed upon me to solicit the uniform of a Musketeer. The king
22 26 |           siege of Arras, and the uniform was granted. You may understand
23 28 |      curate forbade me to quit my uniform, and the Jesuit entreated
24 40 |           saw him pass in his new uniform and on his fine horse. She
25 47 |      paper from the pocket of his uniform. D'Artagnan unfolded it
26 48 |        exhibiting his Musketeer's uniform in every street of the camp. ~
27 49 |         deference inspired by the uniform. ~The officer conversed
28 49 |           perceive, madame, by my uniform, that I am an officer in
29 52 |          soldier, who has cut his uniform out of a monk's frock!" ~"
30 58 |  perceived, with terror, that the uniform of the soldiers who guarded
31 59 |            who, besides, wore the uniform of a naval officer. ~Felton
32 63 | emissaries of the cardinal in the uniform of Musketeers. You would
33 63 |          what is it?" ~"It is the uniform of the cardinal's Guards.