Chapter

 1 4 |         yourself." ~"And I will send you back to your Mass book,
 2 6 |       never do see him unless I send for him. Tell him all this
 3 9 |       Bonacieux, and ask him to send me half a dozen bottles
 4 9 |        the wine is bad, we will send him to find better." ~"We
 5 10|    Laporte is come?" ~"You will send him to me." ~"That is well;
 6 11|    motives which had led him to send Planchet with a request
 7 12|             Yes, yes. Would God send the same dreams to you as
 8 13|        have no more need of me, send me somewhere. Your Monsieur
 9 14|         and let him wait till I send for him." ~"No, monseigneur,
10 14|       some conspiracy or other. Send me the keeper of the seals,
11 15|       is best," said the king. "Send the case before the judges;
12 16|       very well; but, meantime, send for Monsieur the Keeper
13 16|       London for want of money. Send me five hundred pistoles,
14 17|      seeking for a messenger to send to London. ~"Pardon me for
15 18|      only told me she wished to send me to London to serve the
16 19|  incredulous than you." ~"I can send to each of them leave of
17 19|            Have the goodness to send mine to Athos's residence.
18 19|         and musketoons; if they send an army out against us,
19 21|        God. She asked me not to send the Protestants of La Rochelle
20 21|   pistoles, and charging her to send him, in exchange, his most
21 22|          said the queen, "I can send for them to the Louvre,
22 23|   denier. By whom did the queen send you this jewel?" ~"She gave
23 25|      done, I will, if you like, send him to you to brush your
24 25|          and that she would not send him a denier." ~"And did
25 25|       world. "I wrote to her to send me fifty louis or so, of
26 39|       pistoles in his pocket. ~"Send your saddle, then, to the
27 39|         to enjoin silence or to send him a kiss. D'Artagnan uttered
28 42|     three Musketeers. ~"Did you send this wine, Aramis?" said
29 42|       your purveyor, Godeau, to send me some wine?" ~"No! And
30 44|       me that proof, and I will send him to the Bastille." ~"
31 46| light-horseman, "that they will send pioneers this morning to
32 47|     should feel lonely, he will send us to keep him company in
33 47|        with the court? Could we send anyone to Paris without
34 47|      You see, they are going to send a whole regiment against
35 48|         said Athos, "he whom we send must possess in himself
36 50|      the fatigues of landing, I send one of my officers to meet
37 50|        write to him and he will send me information on the subject." ~
38 50|        mad. Leave the room, and send me a woman." ~"Women are
39 50|   judges, I warn you, will soon send you to an executioner who
40 52|        prisoner and is about to send her to some filthy Botany
41 53|      have had plenty of time to send for a doctor." ~"Then,"
42 54|         de Winter would perhaps send Felton himself to get the
43 55|     creature, and where I shall send her she can harm nobody." ~"
44 58|     captain; "and may God often send me such passengers as your
45 59|       answered him, to bring or send me that order and I would
46 62|     that we shall be obliged to send them to the Bastille." ~"
47 62|       through Lilliers you will send me your chaise, with an
48 62|       Bonacieux found again; to send you the chaise as soon as
49 62|    morsel, during which I shall send for a post horse." ~"Capital!
50 63|     tomorrow, the cardinal will send someone to take you away." ~"
51 63|         Nothing easier. We will send my brother's servant back
52 66|   escaped from hell, whither we send you back again." ~"Ah, you