Chapter

 1 1 |        on horseback, and go and meet her. I should like, however,
 2 6 |       and they had appointed to meet at the Carmes-Deschaux,
 3 6 |        have the good fortune to meet you, I beg you to receive
 4 8 |      all the dinners they could meet with; for according to the
 5 11|       hour only ventures out to meet her lover. If I should disturb
 6 11|         them all this, and will meet them there." ~"Very well,
 7 11|          then returned so as to meet them exactly before the
 8 13|       it; but if I were ever to meet him, I should recognize
 9 13|         as if it were coming to meet him. When he was within
10 14|        just God?" ~"She went to meet the Duchesse de Chevreuse
11 16|  blushing. As we shall probably meet with him again in the course
12 20|        the hope that they might meet with less interruption;
13 21|      man. Perhaps we shall soon meet on the field of battle;
14 23|         that was all. You would meet the queen, and she would
15 25|   elsewhere. Happiness comes to meet him, does it not, Monsieur
16 25|         Barriere Montmartre, to meet again beyond St. Denis--
17 25|         Excuse my not coming to meet you; but," added he, looking
18 29|         I have great trouble to meet on account of the jealousy
19 29|      the same manner. ~"Till we meet again, then, dear traitor!" ~"
20 29|        dear traitor!" ~"Till we meet again, my forgetful charmer!" ~"
21 33|     Kitty, springing forward to meet her mistress. ~Both went
22 34|         only they had agreed to meet once a week, about one o'
23 35|       know when her lover would meet her a second night; and
24 38|       let us separate. We shall meet again in better days." ~"
25 38|      men separated, agreeing to meet again at four o'clock with
26 39|  creature, and how shall I ever meet her again?" ~"Friend," said
27 39|       whom we are not likely to meet again on this earth. You
28 39|        have just seen, you will meet with her again some day
29 40|  together. They were parting to meet again when it pleased God,
30 42| Artagnan, "but where and how to meet with her?" ~"Time, dear
31 43|  arrived was in such a haste to meet the enemy that he commanded
32 43|       his Majesty, if we should meet him." ~The three Musketeers
33 47|    observed; they are coming to meet us. We shall be carried
34 48|         agreed that they should meet again in the evening at
35 49|      advanced her head as if to meet a certainty. ~The stranger
36 50|      send one of my officers to meet you, I place a carriage
37 50|         and I sent my cutter to meet you. You know the rest." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
38 50|        infernal spirit. I shall meet with a victim. Before fifteen
39 51|      that we would have come to meet you, if we could have supposed
40 61|       appeared strange to me to meet with a person who appears
41 61|  expectation of such a thing, I meet you face to face--you, of
42 63|      believed yourself about to meet friends; you would have
43 63|       the same time. ~"We shall meet again, shall we not, monsieur?" ~"
44 64|      mistrust than masters, and meet with more sympathy among
45 64|    perfectly. ~All four were to meet the next day at eleven o'
46 67|      his horse, and advanced to meet d'Artagnan. ~"Ah, monsieur!"
47 67|          said the young man, "I meet you, then, at last! This
48 67|         cardinal was to come to meet the king, he resolved to
49 67|       the same time. ~"We shall meet again, shall we not, monsieur?" ~"