Chapter

 1 6 |         yes," said the king, in a melancholy tone; "and it is very sad,
 2 7 |         smile, with his charming, melancholy smile, which so became his
 3 16|       interrupting himself with a melancholy smile, "one of the counts
 4 19|            especially, Aramis was melancholy and thoughtful. d'Artagnan
 5 19|    questions about this prolonged melancholy. Aramis pleaded as his excuse
 6 24|         jaws. There was something melancholy in this brazen voice pouring
 7 26|         today, to raise all these melancholy ideas?" ~"This wound, my
 8 26|           he, becoming still more melancholy; "all the ties which attach
 9 26|        cause of this change, in a melancholy manner, allowed the omelet
10 28|     perceived Aramis, seated in a melancholy manner at his window, looking
11 29|         said Porthos, in the most melancholy tone he could assume, "when
12 29|            becoming more and more melancholy. ~"Rather say that you have
13 29|        said Porthos, resuming his melancholy air; "but I have been taught
14 39|       ruin you!" ~He came to this melancholy conclusion as he entered
15 51|        his Eminence continued his melancholy ride, murmuring between
16 54|       tragedy, we are now playing melancholy?" ~The prisoner made no
17 56|          with a solemnity full of melancholy, "imagine that your sister,
18 63| countenance full of affection and melancholy. And she resumed her seat,
19 64|           their countenances were melancholy and gloomy, even the mild
20 64|     carriage had taken. ~It was a melancholy sight--that of these six
21 66|      which produced a strange and melancholy effect in flying away into