Chapter

 1 2 |        discretion. But since you possess that virtue, why the devil
 2 7 |         ten years of his life to possess this sword. ~One day, when
 3 7 |         people generally are who possess the genius of intrigue--
 4 15|         as you please, sire; you possess the right of pardon." ~"
 5 37|       mine, and I am satisfied I possess it--for I do possess it,
 6 37| satisfied I possess it--for I do possess it, do I not?" ~"Entirely;
 7 44|          has forgotten; that you possess a certain letter from Madame
 8 48|     Athos, "he whom we send must possess in himself alone the four
 9 50|     taken. Not a penny of what I possess will pass into your hands.
10 50|     already rich enough--you who possess nearly a million? And could
11 56|        have had the happiness to possess you only a single time.