Chapter

 1 3 |     expense to yourself. Do not refuse this little service. Our
 2 4 |  justice of your reclamation, I refuse it on account of the form." ~"
 3 11|       young man, bowing; "I can refuse nothing asked of me thus.
 4 12|       me. They will not dare to refuse me then; and I will return
 5 16|      But the queen will perhaps refuse to obey." ~"My orders?" ~"
 6 17|     mercer, "hold! I positively refuse; intrigues terrify me. I
 7 19|        and I am afraid you will refuse me the favor I come to ask
 8 20|       be feared they would soon refuse service. ~The travelers
 9 21|        you may be, you will not refuse to accept one of them, and
10 25|       and as he thinks we might refuse what he asked for, he takes
11 27|         there, we are forced to refuse food and drink to the travelers
12 31| disobliging by an Englishman to refuse to pledge him. He therefore
13 32| Unfortunately the legs began to refuse their service to this bony
14 40|     embarrassed air. ~"How? You refuse?" cried the cardinal, with
15 40|             That is to say, you refuse to serve me, monsieur,"