Chapter

 1 1 |         meantime, the host, who entertained no doubt that it was the
 2 2 | Artagnan, who had till that day entertained a very good opinion of himself,
 3 3 |       opinions; but if you have entertained any doubt, as naturally
 4 6 |         dinner. ~M. de Treville entertained good company, wholly anticardinalst,
 5 7 |      the hopes which his master entertained of someday entering into
 6 8 |       queen at that very moment entertained great fears." ~"Truly!" ~"
 7 10|   expressed to him the fears he entertained with respect to her Majesty;
 8 11|   Aramis, because the young man entertained no doubt that it was his
 9 23|      hero, that the bad opinion entertained by M. de Treville of women
10 26|   missed, than from the fear he entertained that some serious misfortune
11 26|        of a Musketeer. The king entertained great regard for my father,
12 27|         and sympathies. ~Yet he entertained a marked preference for
13 47|           a charming woman, who entertained kind views toward our friend
14 51|       from his mind the fear he entertained of his terrible emissary--