Chapter

 1 12|      this is more than I can bear. In the name of heaven,
 2 16|    although your Majesty can bear witness that I have always
 3 17|     man of fifty cannot long bear malice with a wife of twenty-three.
 4 20|      and polished manners to bear him so far. He grew more
 5 47|   But Athos might be said to bear a charmed life. The balls
 6 54|  Have you a name, then?" ~"I bear that of your brother." ~"
 7 56| homicidal thought that I now bear the punishment." ~"Continue,
 8 61|              Great criminals bear about them a kind of predestination
 9 62|      to me that the news you bear is worth the trouble of
10 65|     Porthos and Aramis. ~"We bear witness to this," said the
11 65|      died in my place." ~"We bear witness to this," said Porthos