Chapter

 1 2 |     himself remained intact--a piece of skill which was worth
 2 16|      knew that it was not in a piece of furniture that the queen
 3 20|           You have committed a piece of folly," said Athos, "
 4 20|        name of Buckingham on a piece of paper, and everyone pointed
 5 22|      FLAMBEAUX of white wax, a piece of luxury unheard of at
 6 23|         They merit richly that piece of attention on your part." ~"
 7 25|       to walk with his fowling piece on his shoulder, behind
 8 27|  lackey, who, by an unforeseen piece of ill luck, had quarreled
 9 31|        of goats. Athos threw a piece of money to the goatkeeper
10 32|        this, and took it for a piece of simplicity, at which
11 32|       brought a boiled fowl--a piece of magnificence which caused
12 32|       and took from a buffet a piece of cheese, some preserved
13 39|    consequence than the little piece of waste paper you have
14 40| enemies; and let me give you a piece of advice; take care of
15 41|      consequently kept it as a piece of evidence, and being in
16 45|        has forgotten to give a piece of very important information
17 51|        will please to eat this piece of paper; then to recompense
18 56|  moment; I will proclaim you a piece of immaculate virtue; I
19 56|      leaned for support upon a piece of furniture; and Milady
20 64|        but at the sight of the piece of silver which shone in
21 67|      the cardinal the precious piece of paper which Athos had