Chapter

 1 3 |         his senses. The surgeon declared that the situation of the
 2 4 |       one of the guards who had declared himself the friend of Bois-
 3 6 |     therefore, alone; and as he declared he was too ignorant of the
 4 8 |   conversation; but the citizen declared to d'Artagnan that what
 5 11|         at least, so d'Artagnan declared to himself. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
 6 11|    mistress. Mme. Bonacieux had declared to him, by all the gods,
 7 12|       which he had been placed, declared to the queen that he would
 8 15|     necessary, from this moment declared that his name was Athos,
 9 20|       but at Crevecoeur, Aramis declared he could proceed no farther.
10 20| Excellencies; but the travelers declared they would sleep in the
11 25|        very morning the surgeon declared that if Monsieur Porthos
12 48|        have several times since declared yourself the friend of that
13 53|        of that? These gentlemen declared yesterday that my illness
14 54|       which all the English had declared toward him whom the Catholics