Chapter

 1 8 |           is no longer hatred, but vengeance." ~"Indeed!" ~"And the queen
 2 16|          the queen- mother and his vengeance against Anne of Austria,
 3 21| reconciliation was nothing but the vengeance of a jealous woman. I have
 4 26|           victim of the cardinal's vengeance; and, and as was well known,
 5 26|         and as was well known, the vengeance of his Eminence was terrible.
 6 27|           to himself a few vows of vengeance. Of all his friends, Athos
 7 33|   forgotten she ever existed? Fine vengeance that, on my faith!" ~A cold
 8 33| surrendered. ~It was a movement of vengeance upon Milady. D'Artagnan
 9 33|      believed it right to say that vengeance is the pleasure of the gods.
10 33|           yes, I know what sort of vengeance! You told me that!" ~"What
11 33|         not the woman to limit her vengeance. "Alas!" said Kitty, "for
12 35|            action as one of simple vengeance. ~For the rest this vengeance
13 35|      vengeance. ~For the rest this vengeance was very easy; for Milady,
14 35|          but then all the ideas of vengeance which he had brought with
15 35|          it. ~A shade of anger and vengeance passed across the usually
16 35|            pride was saved and his vengeance satisfied, not to see Milady
17 36|                       36. Dream Of Vengeance~ ~ ~ ~ ~    That evening
18 36|          who could say how far the vengeance of such a woman would go?" ~"
19 37|           by a ferocious desire of vengeance. He wished to subdue this
20 37|          his own name; and as this vengeance appeared to him to have
21 37|           was but an instrument of vengeance, that he was only caressed
22 38|            I have drawn a terrible vengeance on both of us!" ~D'Artagnan
23 38|         Let her, then, exhaust her vengeance on me alone!" ~"My dear
24 41|       himself on a rival; but this vengeance must be grand and striking
25 41|        also was pursuing a private vengeance. Buckingham could not under
26 41|         such means. ~It might be a vengeance of Milady; that was most
27 41|         what a terrible thirst for vengeance urged this woman on to destroy
28 42|          mind! Can this be another vengeance of that woman?" ~It was
29 43|        abandon him to the personal vengeance of Monsieur and the queen.
30 45|          come to him and claim her vengeance. ~In consequence, after
31 47|       finally, the cardinal, whose vengeance I have balked." ~"Well,"
32 48|   relinquish any possible means of vengeance, he will allow himself to
33 52|         which she is about to take vengeance on her enemy, this precious
34 52|            magnificent projects of vengeance she conceives by the light
35 54|            she continued: ~"God of vengeance! God of goodness! wilt thou
36 54|           knowest it is not my own vengeance I pursue, but the deliverance
37 55|          guilty one would, nor for vengeance, as would a pagan. Let me
38 55|      prudence. It is the desire of vengeance, and how desire molds a
39 56|          of her future fortune and vengeance? She knew him; she knew
40 56|       eager to see you attain your vengeance!" ~"Oh, I resolved that
41 56|            mind that the moment of vengeance, or rather, of justice,
42 56|           this place, to call down vengeance upon you from the whole
43 57|         instrument of their unjust vengeance." ~Milady, with a rapid
44 57|   exultation. "He wills that human vengeance should precede celestial
45 57|            consequently escaped my vengeance; but let us be united, as
46 59|             exposed to a frightful vengeance, the woman he loved, or
47 61|         has suffered much from the vengeance and persecution of the cardinal!" ~"
48 61|          of anger; and a desire of vengeance disordered the features
49 61|      softly rocked by the ideas of vengeance which the name of Kitty
50 61|            in involving him in the vengeance by which she hoped to destroy
51 63|  character--perfecting a beautiful vengeance. ~Revolving all this in
52 63|         strength which the hope of vengeance restored to his unfortunate
53 63|         that Athos was sure of his vengeance when he revealed such a
54 64|         Faithful to his mission of vengeance, Athos had requested to
55 65|         Athos, like the spectre of vengeance, leaped into the room. ~
56 66|           poor love and your cruel vengeance against me. I pardon you,