Chapter

 1 5 |        spot, for, on my part, I declare I will never appear again
 2 6 |         not fall, as he did not declare himself conquered, but only
 3 9 |         four, and for my part I declare that I will obey him. Do
 4 13|  commissary, addressing Athos, "declare all that passed yesterday
 5 16|        the house of Austria--to declare war against France, and
 6 26|        what I say, permit me to declare I am rejoiced to see you
 7 28| thousand livres! For my part, I declare I want two thousand." ~"
 8 39|       be opened. For my part, I declare, d'Artagnan, I think it
 9 51|       great league was about to declare itself against France, and
10 53|    Besides, the physician might declare the ailment feigned; and
11 53|     though I hear your words, I declare I do not understand them." ~"
12 56|         You?' repeated I. Oh, I declare to you, Felton, I thought