Chapter

 1 1 | countenance, talking with two persons who appeared to listen to
 2 1 |    redoubled the mirth of the persons with whom he had been talking,
 3 10|      search operated upon the persons arrested, were almost always
 4 11|     Rue Guenegaud, he saw two persons coming out of the Rue Dauphine
 5 11|   much struck him. Of the two persons who composed this group,
 6 13|      were he among a thousand persons." ~The face of the commissary
 7 16|    two strangers, two unknown persons? Unfortunately he was an
 8 16|        Like those unfortunate persons endowed with a fatal gift,
 9 17|     myself." ~"An illustrious persons sends you; an illustrious
10 22|  which seemed to astonish the persons who surrounded her and who
11 26|     stupefied, upon the three persons before him. ~"Now," continued
12 27|      to get possession of the persons of the pretended coiners." ~"
13 28|    was spread enough for four persons. This dinner consisted of
14 46|  bowing to all the astonished persons present, the young men took
15 47|       yonder are five hundred persons, as you may see through
16 47|       A troop." ~"Of how many persons?" ~"Twenty men." ~"What
17 47|        More than two thousand persons had assisted, as at a spectacle,
18 56|   recovery of power. Like all persons of real genius, Milady knew
19 61|     the anger of his Eminence persons who had served her." ~"Trust
20 61|       to have abandoned those persons, but we must not put faith
21 63|    Porthos, and Aramis." ~The persons whose names were thus pronounced