Chapter

 1 1 | irascibility of the young man, the effect produced upon him by this
 2 6 |         name had not produced more effect upon the young man. ~Indeed,
 3 7 |            repast was carried into effect that very day, and the lackey
 4 17|             Terror had had such an effect upon the poor girl that
 5 24|       certainly produced a greater effect than cries and tears would
 6 26|        uneasiness had produced the effect so long desired. Aramis,
 7 26|           him did not produce much effect upon the Musketeer, so completely
 8 26|        upon d'Artagnan to see what effect all this produced, and found
 9 28|    eighteen days produced the same effect." ~"But this dinner was
10 29|      really to be dreaded; a great effect upon Porthos, who thought
11 29|            the black hood; a great effect upon d'Artagnan, who recognized
12 32|            of Porthos produced its effect upon the clerks, who began
13 35|            this billet had had its effect. ~Kitty entered to bring
14 39|          cavalcade produced a good effect; and if Mme. Coquenard had
15 49|          so rarely failed of their effect; anger made her eyes flash
16 51|            These notes had all the effect that he who wrote them could
17 53|          then able to judge of the effect she had produced. ~Then
18 53|        these psalms a magic and an effect which the most exalted Puritans
19 66|           a strange and melancholy effect in flying away into the