Chapter

 1 3 |          to discover to you the secrets of our policy. The king
 2 8 |         to obtain her Majesty's secrets, or to seduce her and make
 3 11|     initiated in almost all the secrets of the court, which reflected
 4 11|           therefore, ask my own secrets, and I will reveal them
 5 11|         discover them; as these secrets may have an influence over
 6 11| influence over your life, these secrets must become mine." ~"Beware
 7 17|   endeavor to obtain his wife's secrets. ~"It is of no use for you
 8 48|     Athos. ~"--of intrigues and secrets of state," continued d'Artagnan,
 9 49|       the hearts of those whose secrets she wished to divine, she
10 50|     maid? By that means all our secrets will remain in the family." ~"
11 52|      Winter all these frightful secrets which he has discovered,
12 67|     with having surprised state secrets; you are charged with having