Chapter

 1 2 |         as vain as Narcissus; I plainly tell you so," replied Aramis. "
 2 3 |   Porthos, warmly. ~"Because he plainly perceives that his piquette*
 3 3 |       up with a proud air which plainly said, "I ask alms of no
 4 5 |      your kidney; and I foresee plainly that if we don't kill each
 5 6 |         attacked." ~"So you may plainly see, Treville," interrupted
 6 11|     destroy me?" ~"You see very plainly that there is still danger
 7 12|      which she wore curled very plainly, and with much powder, admirably
 8 18|            And yet, me--you see plainly that I love you." ~"You
 9 19| countenance, the worthy captain plainly perceived that something
10 27|       Yes, it was I; so you may plainly perceive that you have no
11 30|        the accent the young man plainly saw that the beautiful Englishwoman
12 30|      can a dice box." ~"You see plainly that I have no sword," said
13 33| perfidious deceiver was, as may plainly be perceived, already sacrificing,
14 39|  companions joined him. All had plainly seen a woman's head appear
15 42|       another with an air which plainly expressed that each of them
16 42|    replied he, "I perceive that plainly; but do you really believe
17 46|      are going?" ~"Why, you see plainly enough we are going to the
18 47|       and the sound of the drum plainly reached them. ~"You see,
19 51|     adieu of his Eminence, they plainly perceived that the cardinal
20 56|           said Felton; "you see plainly that I listen, and that
21 57|       stood speechless. ~Milady plainly perceived that it was now
22 58|      issued from her mouth, she plainly saw that the young fanatic
23 63|      strength fails me; you see plainly I cannot walk. Flee alone!" ~"
24 65|         red cloak, "for you may plainly see she knows me!" ~      ~ ~ ~ ~     "