Chapter

 1 2 |              Thus Louis XIII had a real liking for Treville--a royal
 2 7 |          contained in the shape of real riches. ~As to Aramis, he
 3 7 |          As to Porthos, except his real name (as was the case with
 4 7 |          glance and who bore him a real affection, never ceased
 5 14|          indicated that he ran any real danger, as the bench was
 6 16|            were to relate to you a real tale of love!" ~"Which has
 7 16|          on my part, it would be a real happiness to withdraw from
 8 16|     constantly turned aside for my real vocation to look after matters
 9 17| Nevertheless, Bonacieux manifested real joy, and advanced toward
10 29|    chimeras and illusions; but for real love, for true jealousy,
11 30|           s pretty wife had made a real impression upon his heart.
12 31|         greater desire to know the real ones," replied the Englishman. ~"
13 32|             your dinner has been a real feast. Lord, how I have
14 32|     turning about in his chair, "a real feast, EPULCE EPULORUM.
15 32|          the procurator's wife, in real innocence. ~"Ah, but the
16 38|         solemn air and with such a real appearance of terror, that
17 38|         Well, now, that would be a real fortune to us, my friend;
18 40|       inclination to laugh, such a real ear clipper did Porthos
19 40|         with her husband. ~But the real adieux were made in Mme.
20 41|        resulted from this that the real stake in this game, which
21 41|       perceived, with a feeling of real joy, that the queen must
22 47|            far from suspecting the real motive. Nothing was heard
23 51|           and we were undergoing a real interrogatory. If it be
24 51|       least be acquainted with our real position." ~"And if it were
25 56|         power. Like all persons of real genius, Milady knew what
26 59|          Then your Grace knows her real name?" asked Felton, in
27 59|           pale. ~"And knowing that real name, my Lord," replied
28 61|       conversation began to have a real interest. ~"Name a few of
29 65|        turned towards Athos, whose real name that was, and who made