Chapter

 1 11|         the young man might easily guess that with so weak a man
 2 11|            said he; "he will never guess what all this means. He
 3 14|           did not know his face to guess in whose presence they were. ~
 4 14| monseigneur?" ~"Yes; or at least I guess. They were, one in the Rue
 5 16|       maniacal burst of laughter, "guess what she had on her shoulder." ~"
 6 17|          that money?" ~"You do not guess?" ~"From the cardinal?" ~"
 7 19|         she is?" ~"I believe I can guess, at least." ~"Listen!" said
 8 23|           successively, "did I not guess truly? Is it not some bad
 9 24|            s a comfort." ~"Can you guess," said d'Artagnan, "who
10 25|            you a thousand times to guess, monsieur, the visit I received
11 28|           with laughter. ~"You may guess, finding the luck turned,
12 36|           Instinct made poor Kitty guess a part of what was to happen.
13 41|  uneasiness if he had been able to guess by what unknown dangers
14 62|        encountered here?" ~"No." ~"Guess." ~"How can I?" ~"That young
15 62|        what that means." ~"He will guess, at least. Now, then, what
16 63|            retreat, and nobody can guess where we are. Come, courage!