Chapter

 1 1 |       king. It is by his courage, please observe, by his courage
 2 1 |      privilege of laughing when I please." ~"And I," cried d'Artagnan, "
 3 2 |         that quality I say what I please, and at this moment it pleases
 4 4 |         Master Abbe. Draw, if you please, and instantly--" ~"Not
 5 4 |     instantly--" ~"Not so, if you please, my good friend--not here,
 6 5 |         of something else, if you please. Ah, s'blood, how you have
 7 5 |           for these gentlemen, so please you; I have plenty of time,
 8 5 |        two gentlemen." ~"When you please, monsieur," said Athos,
 9 5 | everything. Sheathe, then, if you please, and follow us." ~"Monsieur,"
10 5 |        correct your words, if you please. You said you were but three,
11 6 |    jeering air. ~"At once, if you please." ~"And you know who I am,
12 6 |     monsieur." ~"At what o'clock, please your Majesty?" ~"At any
13 6 |          quite enough, gentlemen; please to understand, that's enough.
14 9 |        name, in your turn, if you please?" ~"d'Artagnan." ~"To yours,
15 11|           voice, "Kill me, if you please, you shall know nothing!" ~
16 15|          to answer, when it shall please the gownsmen to interrogate
17 15|          smile. ~"Order it as you please, sire; you possess the right
18 16|        that." ~"Whenever it shall please your Majesty; but I shall
19 16|       friends--one of my friends, please to observe, not myself,"
20 16|          of the poet. She did not please; she intoxicated. She lived
21 16|           gone out of your way to please the queen." ~Then the cardinal
22 17|       Louvre all alone." ~"As you please, Madame Bonacieux," said
23 20|         Mine host's face does not please me at all; it is too gracious." ~"
24 21|       said d'Artagnan; "and if it please God, we will make a good
25 25|          I will go as soon as you please. Indeed, I think provincial
26 26|         God-he was but a servant, please to understand-Moses blessed
27 26|             now your thesis would please the ladies; it would have
28 26|    Monsieur Patru's pleadings." ~"Please God!" cried Aramis, transported. ~"
29 26|               Granted; but if you please, let us not theologize,
30 26|          my friend; only you must please to remember that this is
31 26|          tomorrow morning, if you please, but immediately.' 'If you
32 27|        animals!" ~"I am glad they please you." ~"Why, it must have
33 27|          this order; for you will please to understand, monsieur,
34 27|          will kill nobody, if you please!" ~"Good, good!" cried the
35 28|       lost the horse. Ah, ah! But please to observe I won back the
36 28|             No revenge,' you will please to recollect." ~"That is
37 28|           some capital wine here--please to observe that in passing.
38 29|          talk about money, if you please; it is humiliating." ~"Then
39 29|   procurator's wife was piqued. ~"Please to know, Monsieur Porthos,"
40 30|         evening." ~"Where, if you please?" ~"Behind the Luxembourg;
41 32|      harder one is, the more they please," as old soldiers say. ~
42 33|       Kitty, timidly. ~"Where you please, my dear child." ~"Come,
43 33|         absorbed by his desire to please the great lady, he had disdained
44 34|       Artagnan," said he, "if you please, we will join our friends;
45 36|   Tomorrow--immediately--when you please!" ~Milady was about to cry
46 38|          tomorrow." ~"Do what you please, Monsieur Chevalier. Help
47 39|         careless manner. ~"As you please," said Athos. ~"Gentlemen,"
48 42|         us." ~"And how so, if you please?" ~"Why, by your marchioness,
49 44|          cardinal; "but I wish to please you, and see nothing out
50 46|       mine by yours?" ~"Which you please, monsieur!" said the light-horseman,
51 48|            said Aramis, "you will please to understand, gentlemen,
52 48|    correctly: London, sir, if you please, and my master, Lord d'Artagnan.
53 50|          Oh, growl as much as you please," cried Lord de Winter, "
54 51|   permission, my friend, you will please to eat this piece of paper;
55 54|         am condemned, sir, if you please; but you know that God,
56 55|           say!" ~"Let me act as I please, Felton, let me act as I
57 55|           Felton, let me act as I please," said Milady, elated. "
58 58|          it take me?" ~"Where you please, after you have put me on
59 61|        boarder. ~Milady wished to please the abbess. This was a very
60 61|           let him come in, if you please." ~"Oh, my God, my God!"
61 63|        not, monsieur?" ~"When you please," said d'Artagnan. ~"An
62 66|      virtuous men!" said Milady; "please to remember that he who
63 67|          advancing; "and you will please to accept the word of Monsieur
64 67|      punishment your Eminence may please to inflict upon me. I do
65 67|        not, monsieur?" ~"When you please," said d'Artagnan. ~"An