Chapter

 1 5 |      to say. ~Athos, who still suffered grievously from his wound,
 2 35|       gnawed his heart; and he suffered almost as much as poor Kitty,
 3 52|        God, my God! how I have suffered!" said Milady, in that harmonious
 4 53|      the day when I shall have suffered sufficiently for my faith." ~
 5 57|     eaten or drunk anything. I suffered frightful torments. At times
 6 59|   since I have known you, have suffered by you and for you, I conjure
 7 61|        one of our boarders has suffered much from the vengeance
 8 61| menaces, ill treatment-she has suffered everything. But after all,"
 9 61|        think I learned you had suffered persecutions from the cardinal,"
10 61|      Then you know what I have suffered," said Mme. Bonacieux, "
11 61|       has told you what he has suffered; but to suffer for him is
12 63|         noble as a man who has suffered much. ~All five, followed