Chapter

 1 Pre|     borrowed names had themselves chosen them on the day in which,
 2 2  |         he saw the formidable and chosen body with which Louis XIII
 3 5  |          its zenith, and the spot chosen for the scene of the duel
 4 6  |          that this place is badly chosen, and that we should be better
 5 20 |       service. ~The travelers had chosen crossroads in the hope that
 6 25 |            but it appeared we had chosen an unlucky moment, for at
 7 26 |        overwhelming for me. I had chosen this text-tell me, dear
 8 46 | Unfortunately, the hour was badly chosen for a private conference.
 9 48 |        then, that Planchet may be chosen, more particularly as he
10 61 |     novice, "only I thought I had chosen my time ill; you were asleep,