Chapter

 1 Pre|     is the first part of this precious manuscript which we offer
 2 7  |   which alone, encrusted with precious stones, might be worth two
 3 21 |      diamonds, "there are the precious studs which I have taken
 4 21 |        the casket is the more precious from being all that is left
 5 25 |   Artagnan, "you are really a precious fellow." ~"You will understand,
 6 34 |   part took a portion of that precious time which was gliding away
 7 49 |   with him, with diamonds and precious stones, his hat ornamented
 8 52 |  vengeance on her enemy, this precious paper is torn from her hands,
 9 58 |  being unwilling to trust his precious burden to anybody. ~Fortunately
10 67 | presented to the cardinal the precious piece of paper which Athos