Chapter

 1 3 |        is it, sir, that you are acquainted with this man? If I ever
 2 4 |      magnificent baldric we are acquainted with; but on timidly opening
 3 4 |      with people he is scarcely acquainted with and in a conversation
 4 5 |                  D'Artagnan was acquainted with nobody in Paris. He
 5 6 |     them. As they had long been acquainted with the king, they were
 6 6 |        no one but myself who is acquainted with the noble art of venery.
 7 7 |  fidelity. ~And now that we are acquainted, superficially at least,
 8 10|          d'Artagnan was not yet acquainted with such niceties. ~While
 9 12|          but Mme. Bonacieux was acquainted with all the turnings and
10 15|     annoying duel which you are acquainted with, had the misfortune
11 16|      readers to be made at once acquainted with him. ~This chancellor
12 23|        witness Delilah. You are acquainted with the Scriptures?" ~D'
13 23|  mistresses, but he was neither acquainted with Porthos's nor Aramis'
14 26|     whose erudition we are well acquainted with, evinced no more interest
15 27|    inquiring disposition we are acquainted with, had not--whatever
16 30|         which he thought he was acquainted. This person walked along
17 30|         their arrival made them acquainted with the situation. ~Porthos
18 34|       them. As he was perfectly acquainted with the details of gastronomy,
19 39|       no face with which he was acquainted. ~At length, after waiting
20 41|        and how well she must be acquainted with the affairs of the
21 42|     writing!" said Athos. "I am acquainted with it; before we left
22 43|       Europe. ~The cardinal was acquainted with the activity, and more
23 44|      and you will tell him I am acquainted with all the preparations
24 44|         Tell him also that I am acquainted with all the details of
25 44|     your Eminence, that you are acquainted with the different disguises
26 48| obtained; and the party must be acquainted with English in order to
27 48|          but let me be properly acquainted with the subject. I have
28 50|        with whom we are already acquainted, stopped at the threshold
29 51|         should then at least be acquainted with our real position." ~"
30 56|       his step. She was as well acquainted with it now as a mistress
31 61|     most intimate friends. I am acquainted with Monsieur de Putange;
32 61|           we shall soon be well acquainted, almost friends. If you
33 63|      said, Milady was admirably acquainted with this part of France. ~