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  1 2 |  companions, "don't try to make us believe you obtained that baldric
  2 3 |           beyond your hopes as you believe, or rather as you appear
  3 3 |            rather as you appear to believe. But his majesty's decision
  4 4 |          say. 'Excuse me,' and you believe that is sufficient? Not
  5 4 |            it out to him, said, "I believe, monsieur, that this is
  6 5 |             here is one of them, I believe." ~In fact, at the end of
  7 6 |            place at St. Germain, I believe, and they had appointed
  8 6 |         tone; "and it is very sad, believe me, to see thus two parties
  9 6 |          cause, monsieur, and will believe what he will say." ~M. de
 10 7 |          As for Aramis, of whom we believe we have sufficiently explained
 11 7 |          but a churchman at heart, believe me. Athos and Porthos dragged
 12 8 |          have confidence in you. I believe, then, that it is not on
 13 8 |          Well, what does the queen believe?" ~"She believes that someone
 14 8 |             I have told you that I believe I know him." ~"His name?" ~"
 15 8 |          any service to you--" ~"I believe you, monsieur, I believe
 16 8 |           believe you, monsieur, I believe you; and as I was about
 17 9 |          like a specter." ~"Do you believe in apparitions?" asked Athos
 18 9 |        Athos of Porthos. ~"I never believe in anything I have not seen,
 19 9 |          seen apparitions, I don't believe in them." ~"The Bible,"
 20 9 |          shall know nothing." ~"We believe like Mohammedans, and are
 21 9 |              cried d'Artagnan. ~"I believe so," replied Aramis. ~"But
 22 9 |        inferior condition! Can you believe so?" said Porthos, protruding
 23 9 |            said d'Artagnan; "for I believe if he does not pay us, we
 24 10|       madame?" said d'Artagnan. "I believe that his only crime is to
 25 10|                He attributed it, I believe, to a political cause." ~"
 26 10|            of prudence--besides, I believe we are not here in a very
 27 10|         could mistake it. ~"Then I believe you. You appear to be a
 28 10|            has taken place." ~"You believe so?" ~"Yes. Have you any
 29 11|       knocked? Indeed, madame, you believe me too credulous!" ~"Confess
 30 11|          No, no; I go, I depart! I believe in you, and I would have
 31 11|            know nothing. They will believe he is arrested, and that
 32 12|            been mad, senseless, to believe that snow would become animated
 33 12|           what then! They who love believe easily in love. Besides,
 34 12|          would love me then! I can believe that it is the dignity of
 35 12|       makes you cruel to me; I can believe that you had been Madame
 36 12|            to name it to you, and, believe me, I take no heed of such
 37 13|     Commissary," said he, calmly, "believe that I know and appreciate,
 38 13|         some frightful crime. They believe me her accomplice, and will
 39 14|          case, monseigneur, do you believe the cardinal will be so
 40 14|           know her secret. Let her believe that we are in search of
 41 15|         cardinal, "there lodges, I believe, a young Bearnais, a friend
 42 15|         can affirm, sire, if I can believe what he says, that there
 43 15|           replied the cardinal. "I believe with your Majesty that Monsieur
 44 16|         certain Laporte." ~"Who, I believe, is the mainspring of all
 45 16|            me?" said the king. ~"I believe, and I repeat it to your
 46 16|           not see each other?" ~"I believe the queen to have too high
 47 16|            fortunate to have lost, believe me, my dear d'Artagnan.
 48 17|     inferior may be my position, I believe I have discovered a means
 49 17|          deceived in you. I really believe you are a man, and a violent
 50 18|          am a gallant fellow." ~"I believe it." ~"I am brave." ~"Oh,
 51 19|          there?" ~"The cardinal, I believe, would give the world to
 52 19|              replied d'Artagnan. ~"Believe me," continued Treville, "
 53 19|          you know who she is?" ~"I believe I can guess, at least." ~"
 54 20|        love into the question. ~"I believe not; nevertheless I believe
 55 20|        believe not; nevertheless I believe she runs some great peril
 56 21|            beholding it. One might believe the queen was about to speak.
 57 21|         duke, smiling, "and I even believe that I know that other person;
 58 23|            to last long." ~"Do you believe you have still a certain
 59 23|          Majesties?" ~"Everything, believe me. The cardinal is not
 60 23|            acquaintance." ~"Do you believe that the cardinal is as
 61 25|              If I durst say what I believe on that head--" ~"What you
 62 25|            that head--" ~"What you believe?" ~"I ought rather to say,
 63 25|           Oh, monsieur, if I could believe I might trust in your discretion." ~"
 64 26|    Consequently he had appeared to believe all that the vainglorious
 65 26|           Artagnan," said Aramis; "believe me, I am glad to see you." ~"
 66 26|            what I see, I am led to believe that you are confessing
 67 26|           had better be satisfied, believe me, with the knowledge of
 68 26|            Artagnan, who could not believe what the hostess and Bazin
 69 30|         that visage." ~"PARBLEU, I believe it is not," said Planchet. "
 70 32|              By the female side, I believe?" said the procurator, maliciously. ~
 71 33|          That is to say, you don't believe what I have told you; is
 72 33|       self-love." ~"Then you don't believe me?" ~"I confess that unless
 73 33|       asked nothing better than to believe him, did believe him. Nevertheless,
 74 33|           than to believe him, did believe him. Nevertheless, to d'
 75 33|         present moment I could not believe that it was to me your first
 76 33|             But now I am forced to believe in the excess of your kindness,
 77 34|          Athos and d'Artagnan. ~"I believe these fellows have managed
 78 34|           friend," said Aramis, "I believe you meddle with my conversation." ~
 79 34|          in my life." ~"I can well believe it," replied d'Artagnan, "
 80 34|          Mousqueton. "You may well believe that we will not accept
 81 35|           time. She could scarcely believe in her happiness; and d'
 82 36|    hesitation in order to make her believe him ignorant. ~"If it were
 83 37|            Artagnan could scarcely believe what he saw or what he heard.
 84 37|              Really," said she, "I believe you now begin to hesitate." ~"
 85 37|             I am now at liberty to believe, without too much fatuity,
 86 38|          all understand you, but I believe all you say to be true.
 87 38|       network of spies. And do you believe he knew you again, Kitty?" ~"
 88 38|        resides in the provinces, I believe, for a trustworthy maid.
 89 39|           which may lead anyone to believe you have recognized her
 90 39| particularly when he has reason to believe he is not invited to make
 91 40|        doubt. Yet you have need, I believe, to be guided in the adventurous
 92 40|        window as to lead people to believe she wished to precipitate
 93 41|         love, and whom you perhaps believe dead but who is not!" cried
 94 41|            man, who could scarcely believe in such magnanimity, "but
 95 42|   reproachful tone, "how could you believe that we had made a disturbance?" ~
 96 42|            as you did." ~"I do not believe you," cried the soldier,
 97 42|         plainly; but do you really believe it is she?" ~"I am sure
 98 42|          the convent for her?" ~"I believe so, at least." ~"In that
 99 42|           a finger on his lips. "I believe her to be a cardinalist;
100 43|         reprisals; but we must not believe everything ministers say,
101 43|           and upon a false account believe us to be in fault." ~"What
102 43|        brigands such a blow that I believe his shoulder is broken." ~"
103 44|         ruin the queen." ~"Will he believe that your Eminence is in
104 45|           our host, which made him believe the road was not safe." ~"
105 45|        letter, to make your victim believe that the wine came from
106 46|           inn of the Parpaillot, I believe?" ~"Yes." ~"How did you
107 46|           out of its burrow, and I believe that bird, fish, and rabbit
108 47|            one. Pardieu! if we may believe the signs Grimaud is making,
109 47|          said Athos, "I beg you to believe that I care very little
110 47|          him very well; and I also believe that he has not a very warm
111 48|          the Luxembourg! One might believe this is an allusion to the
112 48|            near relative, whom you believe to be your heir because
113 48|        lackey who goes may make us believe he has been to London and
114 49|          this castle. This order I believe I have accomplished with
115 51|         fancy, which was always to believe that the causes of his sadness
116 51|          dice. ~"Your Eminence may believe," added d'Artagnan, "that
117 51|            we hope they will be, I believe she will run the risk of
118 55|      between suicide and dishonor, believe me, sir," replied Milady,
119 55|          your life? Oh, you cannot believe what you say!" ~"Let me
120 55|           have received." ~"Do you believe, then, that at the day of
121 55|      Felton, "I doubted, but now I believe." ~"You believe, and still
122 55|          but now I believe." ~"You believe, and still you are an accomplice
123 55|         called Lord de Winter! You believe, and yet you leave me in
124 55|           of the enemy of God! You believe, and yet you deliver me
125 55|             Choose Tyburn, madame. Believe me, the cord is more certain
126 55|            so that the baron might believe she was addressing heaven,
127 56|        executioners, but I did not believe them so strong against their
128 56|           I had determined to make believe sup, but to eat nothing.
129 57|        that it was his interest to believe it. He caused me to be arrested,
130 58|       prudence and that they might believe her seriously wounded, burned
131 59|       twice than once." ~"I cannot believe," continued Felton, in a
132 59|           serious than you perhaps believe." ~Buckingham reflected
133 61|         would, then, be tempted to believe," said the abbess, "that
134 61|        Whither should I go? Do you believe there is a spot on the earth
135 61|           that is another thing; I believe she is detained in France
136 61|        been sufficiently unjust to believe so; but during the last
137 61|             Alas!" said Milady, "I believe so; the queen is so good!" ~"
138 61|        never!" ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "I believe you," said Mme. Bonacieux; "
139 61|         gentleman?" ~"Oh, I cannot believe you!" ~"Well, read, then!"
140 62|            to show me, leads me to believe that these four men, on
141 62|             Now, is that all?" ~"I believe so." ~"Let us see: Buckingham
142 63|            received, and which you believe to be from Madame de Chevreuse--" ~"
143 63|      almost a prisoner." ~"As they believe that I go in consequence
144 63|          the cardinal, no one will believe you anxious to follow me." ~"
145 63|          would be easy to make her believe that d'Artagnan had not
146 63|       described. ~"And what do you believe?' His voice was stifled
147 63|           was stifled by sobs. ~"I believe everything," said Athos
148 64|            no noise gave reason to believe that it was inhabited. It
149 66|            good Catholic, I firmly believe I am acting justly in performing
150 67|        announced to her, would not believe the fact, and even imprudently
151 67|        next day she was obliged to believe this fatal intelligence;
152 67|            cardinal, who could not believe what he heard, "dead! Did