Chapter

1 7 | therefore, the resolution of believing for the present all that
2 13|     had flattered himself in believing himself worthy of St. Paul
3 31|  Englishman looked at Athos, believing that he jested, but Athos
4 33|    always some difficulty in believing such things, my pretty dear,
5 45|    Artagnan; it was you who, believing that de Wardes had deceived
6 56| least to prevent anyone from believing a word you may utter.' ~"
7 65|  uttering a cry. D'Artagnan, believing she might have means of