Chapter

1 6 |            by the cardinal. We will describe the thing to him as a consequence
2 17| sufficiently serious to put to you. Describe to me your abduction, I
3 20|     Artagnan." ~"Perfectly well." ~"Describe him to me, then." ~"Nothing
4 43|             on the contrary only to describe such of the events of it
5 46|           you have had, and we will describe ours afterward." ~"Ah, yes,"
6 56|         word, then, can be found to describe the days which they occupy
7 56|            account of the details I describe. My mind appeared to strive
8 56|         have used toward me. I will describe my captivity. I will denounce
9 61|         least. ~She then went on to describe the persecutions exercised