Chapter

 1 3 |     escaping, seeing that he had failed in his purpose!" ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
 2 26|    bowing together. ~"I have not failed to do so, your Reverences,"
 3 28|        resumed; "you cannot have failed to remark, my dear friend,
 4 31|          that he should not have failed to enter into the Guards
 5 32|    exceed--" She stopped; speech failed her. ~"Oh, no," said Porthos, "
 6 33|       with Milady. Thus he never failed to pay his diurnal court
 7 35|       monster of a Gascon barely failed to kill." ~The monster was
 8 35|         forth her arms; her legs failed her, and she sank into an
 9 40|        the door his heart almost failed him, and he felt inclined
10 43|         Then I admit my patience failed me; I drew my sword in my
11 49| countenance, and which so rarely failed of their effect; anger made
12 51|     messengers and the spies had failed, his Eminence, notwithstanding
13 52|        occasions her fortune has failed her, on two occasions she
14 65|          speak; but her strength failed her. She felt that a powerful
15 66|         all these men. His heart failed him. ~"Oh, I cannot behold