Chapter

 1 1 |        love it. Never sell it; allow it to die tranquilly and
 2 1 |        cried d'Artagnan, "will allow no man to laugh when it
 3 1 |      was not of a character to allow a man to escape him thus
 4 3 |        and who, besides, never allow themselves to be arrested,
 5 4 |   friend of mine, and I cannot allow the property of his wife
 6 5 |          Gentlemen," said he, "allow me to correct your words,
 7 6 |    wound was yet too recent to allow of such exertion. D'Artagnan
 8 6 |     knew the king too well, to allow the four young men to dispute
 9 6 |      with one voice, "we would allow ourselves to be cut to pieces
10 7 |        am too good a master to allow you to miss such a chance
11 8 |     time." ~"The devil!" ~"But allow me to tell you, monsieur,"
12 9 |         for four Musketeers to allow an unfortunate fellow who
13 10|      first time to this thing, allow us to explain to them what
14 11|      to do all you wish if you allow me to accompany you where
15 11|         replied the stranger. "Allow me, then, to pass on, since
16 15|       company, and I would not allow a whisper." ~"From the moment
17 16|       and irreproachable wife. Allow me, then, sire, to intercede
18 17|        his servant, I will not allow you to be concerned in plots
19 18|   young woman opened for him, "allow me to tell you that you
20 19|       that it is not proper to allow lackeys to have anything
21 25|        am parched with thirst. Allow me to take a glass of water
22 25|    reply was too flattering to allow me to insist on his departure.
23 25|      religion." ~"Well, I must allow, as you say, your father
24 26|        not disturb yourselves; allow me time just to kill this
25 27|       last one before he would allow a single soul of us to set
26 27|      that this madman will not allow these good people access
27 33| opportunity now, Count; do not allow it to escape." ~d'Artagnan
28 35|  advance. He did not therefore allow her any hope that he would
29 36|        But would it be just to allow me to go to a possible death
30 39|      yonder, and they will not allow me to be carried away without
31 39|        his country, he did not allow one easily to see what was
32 40|    loved Porthos too dearly to allow him to part thus; she made
33 41|        undertaken to relate to allow us to pass it over in silence. ~
34 41|         effected his landing. ~Allow us to observe in passing
35 43|     But you are not the men to allow sword wounds to be inflicted
36 44|        you as escort. You will allow me to leave first; then,
37 45|     promise he has made you to allow you to assassinate d'Artagnan."~
38 47|        to the assault, we will allow the besiegers to get as
39 47| occurred to me." ~"Tell us." ~"Allow me to give Grimaud some
40 48|       purchased his poem as to allow him to buy everything double,
41 48|      has such views will never allow himself to be taken, or
42 48|    means of vengeance, he will allow himself to be beaten to
43 48|    appeared to people, did not allow them to sleep very quietly. ~
44 51|      disposed, who resolved to allow themselves to die of hunger--
45 51|       like men ill-disposed to allow themselves to be taken.
46 52|        I must have been mad to allow myself to be carried away
47 54|     God of goodness! wilt thou allow the frightful projects of
48 55|       is too heavy for my arm. Allow me, then, to avoid dishonor
49 56|     too charming a mistress to allow me to consent to lose you
50 56|      courage to use it. I will allow myself to die with hunger.' ~"'
51 60|       men, d'Artagnan, I would allow you to go alone. You have
52 61|   awakening you have given me; allow me, then, to enjoy it at