Chapter

 1 2 | Endowed with a rare genius for intrigue which rendered him the equal
 2 8 |          8. Concerning A Court Intrigue~ ~ ~ ~ ~   In the meantime,
 3 9 |   wife--that is the key of the intrigue." ~"A woman of such inferior
 4 15|    cardinal, who in affairs of intrigue mistrusted women infinitely
 5 15| closely twisted thread of this intrigue; that at the moment of arresting
 6 16|     and I was wrong. The whole intrigue is political, and there
 7 17|     you were not guilty of any intrigue, as you, in short, knew
 8 24|       he feared she had had an intrigue with another, who, in a
 9 26|    suppose. In his projects of intrigue for the future, and determined
10 29|       doubted not there was an intrigue between this lady and Porthos.
11 31|      to the commencement of an intrigue between her and M. de Wardes,
12 61|      consequence of some court intrigue. She is amiable and well-behaved." ~"