Chapter

 1 3 | Musketeer had nothing in it to render his friends uneasy, his
 2 5 |    bill, Monsieur Porthos, and render yours almost null, Monsieur
 3 7 |         little caring, we must render him that justice, whether
 4 7 |       itself for d'Artagnan to render the king any signal service,
 5 11|        comes round." ~"Oh, you render me the happiest of men!
 6 17|        I have the happiness to render your Majesty. I have nothing
 7 20| likewise, I wish to beg you to render me a service." ~"What?" ~"
 8 25|     said d'Artagnan, "you must render me a service." ~"What, monsieur?" ~"
 9 35|    voice full of emotion, "you render me a much greater service
10 52|     weakness." ~Then, as if to render an account to herself of