Chapter

 1 3 |      cabinet of M. de Treville, generally held so sacred, became in
 2 3 |     recruits from Bearn are not generally very rich, and I have no
 3 5 |     result from this duel which generally results from an affair of
 4 5 |    Preaux-Clercs, and which was generally employed as the place for
 5 6 |      Musketeers!" ~This cry was generally heeded; for the Musketeers
 6 7 |         very curious--as people generally are who possess the genius
 7 11|     herself; and although it is generally with her husband's money
 8 12| servants' door, open by day but generally closed at night. The door
 9 13|         buried their heads were generally cut off, and he felt that
10 24|     uncomfortable feeling which generally accompanies the break of
11 26|        the mundane objects that generally strike the eye on entering
12 27|    countenance; for the sadness generally became more intense toward
13 28|     ball in a part which people generally only show to an apothecary;
14 32|      repast is on foot prevails generally in that sanctuary of good
15 33|        pass with you the time I generally spend with your mistress?" ~"
16 51|       this maxim, without being generally adopted, nevertheless passed
17 59|      brow was more pale than it generally was; his teeth were clenched,
18 59|      cause, and of which, it is generally whispered, your love for