Chapter

 1 Pre|    Preface~ ~   In which it is proved that, notwithstanding their
 2 1  |       of M. de Treville, which proved to be in the Rue du Vieux-Colombier;
 3 3  |      in horror." ~It, however, proved otherwise. D'Artagnan answered,
 4 3  |     you will wait until I have proved myself worthy of it. Well,
 5 9  |  stranger had leaned; but this proved useless--for though he knocked
 6 11 |        a foreign accent, which proved to d'Artagnan that he was
 7 12 |      an accent of terror which proved how much greater an interest
 8 14 |       with a promptitude which proved the degree of importance
 9 22 |     Austria, with a smile that proved she was not the dupe of
10 22 | resistance or objection, which proved that he was really in love. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
11 25 |       with a seriousness which proved that he saw something else
12 29 |      the procurator's wife had proved so refractory with respect
13 31 |      upon her residence; which proved that the general measure
14 40 |   contrary, I think I have not proved myself worthy of your goodness.
15 41 |         a convulsion of agony, proved to d'Artagnan that the would-be
16 41 |  interests. ~This tranquillity proved one thing--that d'Artagnan
17 44 |        with a persistence that proved she wished to see clearly
18 44 |       moment of silence, which proved that the cardinal was employed
19 50 |       dropped some words which proved that the conversation she
20 52 |        to the same individuals proved to Milady that her servants
21 61 |       charming Gascon has just proved himself as brave and faithful
22 65 |     identity of my brother was proved, I was set at liberty. ~"