Chapter

 1 4 |      handkerchief fall, and by mistake, no doubt, had placed his
 2 4 |        hasty. He perceived his mistake; but the friends of Aramis
 3 10|     truthful that no one could mistake it. ~"Then I believe you.
 4 21|     order that there may be no mistake. I am in the service of
 5 25|        kind wish." ~"But don't mistake," said d'Artagnan, "there
 6 26|        was afraid I had made a mistake in the chamber, and that
 7 27|      appears that I had made a mistake, monsieur, that I had arrested
 8 29|      but I have been taught my mistake." ~"You have some!" cried
 9 31|     which it was impossible to mistake; but d'Artagnan was so preoccupied
10 35| opinion Dame Nature had made a mistake in their formation. To the
11 39|       that remained rendered a mistake easy--might it not be the
12 40|     have undertaken; for, if I mistake not, you came to Paris with
13 40| certain that there could be no mistake in the execution of her
14 52|      then, did heaven make the mistake of placing that manlike