Chapter

 1 5 |             a short discussion upon dress." ~"And you, Aramis?" asked
 2 7 |             eclipse by his splendid dress. But with his simple Musketeer'
 3 9 | nevertheless appears to me that the dress of a Musketeer--" ~"I wore
 4 16|          low tribunals. He tore the dress of the countess to pieces;
 5 17|           paper in the bosom of her dress, and disappeared with the
 6 22|        state. ~His Majesty, in full dress, was accompanied by his
 7 22|           Majesties' suites were to dress, two by two, in chambers
 8 27|         Grimaud here was obliged to dress those you had inflicted
 9 32|    indicated strength, the military dress, which indicated rank, and
10 35|           was beginning to open her dress; but Milady started up,
11 37|           detained her by her night dress of fine India linen, to
12 37|             loosing his hold of her dress, and remaining mute, motionless,
13 37|       himself in, "that's true. But dress me as well as you are able,
14 41|            to remember the faces or dress of the assassins; he had
15 63|            clothed in a magnificent dress covered with splendid embroidery,
16 63|           but I come to offer you a dress which will become you still
17 64|            clothed in her novitiate dress, was exposed. On each side
18 67|            clothed in a magnificent dress covered with splendid embroidery,
19 67|           but I come to offer you a dress which will become you still