Chapter

 1 12|      is the separation of two hearts formed by God for each other." ~"
 2 13| reading to the very depths of hearts, "you have a wife?" ~"Yes,
 3 16|     be so hard upon us tender hearts." ~"Tender hearts! Pierced
 4 16|      tender hearts." ~"Tender hearts! Pierced hearts!" said Athos. ~"
 5 16|        Tender hearts! Pierced hearts!" said Athos. ~"What do
 6 18|       young people felt their hearts bound within them. ~"There
 7 23|     tortures and caresses the hearts of lovers. ~It was the first
 8 24|   upon, even with the saddest hearts. ~Toward six o'clock d'Artagnan
 9 36|     be; but you know the more hearts are worth the capture, the
10 49|       of flame in reading the hearts of those whose secrets she
11 53|     magic charm to soften the hearts of her jailers. It however
12 59|       and hope revived in all hearts. ~"Gentlemen," said he, "