Chapter

 1 4 |                   He began to reflect upon the events that had
 2 7 |      you wish them to remain. Reflect upon it." ~D'Artagnan did
 3 7 |     upon it." ~D'Artagnan did reflect, and resolved to thrash
 4 11|   Aramis. ~D'Artagnan did not reflect that he had only known the
 5 13|   poor Bonacieux, he bade him reflect upon the gravity of his
 6 15|       it." ~"Be so kind as to reflect, sire," said the cardinal. "
 7 17|     she. ~"But, my dear love, reflect a little upon what you require
 8 24|      At the sixth he began to reflect that the search was rather
 9 27|      Well, but my poor Bazin, reflect a little. Of what use is
10 28|       No, I would wish you to reflect." ~"On what?" ~"You mean
11 38| hundred pistoles with you." ~"Reflect, Athos!" ~"Ready money is
12 40|    advantageous to you. Come; reflect, and decide." ~"Your goodness
13 41|      to anybody, and began to reflect. ~This event might have
14 42|    repeated d'Artagnan; "only reflect how much the two descriptions
15 56| tonight and all day tomorrow. Reflect: promise to be silent, and
16 62|       for me, then?" ~"Let me reflect a little! Ay, that will