Chapter

 1 6 |       Ah, sire; it is because I confide in that justice that I shall
 2 8 |        enjoys had decided me to confide a secret to him." ~"Speak,
 3 8 |        that you had a secret to confide in me. Act, then, as you
 4 11|         come, be more generous. Confide in me. Have you not read
 5 15|     Monsieur Athos, who, I will confide it to your Majesty, is really
 6 17|         world in whom she could confide. Thus, while contemplating
 7 17|    secret which she declined to confide to him. He resolved then
 8 18|     asked she, "if I consent to confide this message to you?" ~"
 9 18|        young woman, "ought I to confide such a secret to you, monsieur?
10 18| terrible it may be, you may not confide it to me." ~"But this secret
11 18|    manner." ~"You were about to confide it to Monsieur Bonacieux,"
12 18|     felt herself constrained to confide in him. Besides, she found
13 55|          speak, then, speak!" ~"Confide my shame to you," cried
14 55|   becomes the shame of another--confide my shame to you, a man,
15 55|          then," said Milady, "I confide in my brother; I will dare
16 58|    mistrusted you, how could he confide such an order to you?" ~"