Chapter

 1 14|      casket?" ~"Yes; the diamond studs which his Majesty gave the
 2 14|      evening broken one of those studs, she had sent it to her
 3 14|       his doublet twelve diamond studs; get as near to him as you
 4 14|       off two. ~As soon as these studs shall be in your possession,
 5 16|      like to see how her diamond studs become her." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
 6 17|          mentioned these diamond studs to the king. Louis XIII
 7 17|      ornamented with the diamond studs which I gave you on your
 8 17|      ball?" ~"Yes." ~"With those studs?" ~"Yes." ~The queen's paleness,
 9 17|          me to appear with these studs?" ~"That is to say, madame--" ~"
10 17|         Majesty than I am. Those studs which the king speaks of,
11 17|   Buckingham, did you not? Those studs were enclosed in a little
12 17|       with fright. ~"Well, those studs," continued Mme. Bonacieux, "
13 21|    casket containing the diamond studs. ~The duke approached the
14 21|           there are the precious studs which I have taken an oath
15 21|      after the other, those dear studs with which he was about
16 21|         as a corpse; "two of the studs are wanting, there are only
17 21|      only time I have worn these studs was at a ball given by the
18 21|       toward d'Artagnan. "If the studs are not yet gone to Paris,
19 21|            look at these diamond studs, and tell me what they are
20 21|     would it require to make two studs exactly like them? You see
21 21|       but that is not all. These studs cannot be trusted to anybody;
22 21|     addition to the price of the studs, an order for a thousand
23 21|         o'clock, the two diamond studs were finished, and they
24 21|         to him, "are the diamond studs that you came to bring;
25 21|        Grace mean to give me the studs without the casket?" ~"The
26 22|         did not wear her diamond studs. ~The queen remained for
27 22|      proper to wear your diamond studs, when you know it would
28 22|          found in it two diamond studs. ~"What does this mean?"
29 22|       only, if the queen has the studs, which I very much doubt,
30 22|          stolen from her the two studs that are here." ~The king
31 22|   shoulder sparkled the diamonds studs, on a bow of the same color
32 22|         they could not count the studs. The queen had them. The
33 22|     devoured with his eyes those studs of which he could not ascertain
34 22|        think you want two of the studs, and I bring them back to
35 22|         out to the queen the two studs the cardinal had given him. ~"
36 22|     counted them, and the twelve studs were all on her Majesty'
37 22|       her Majesty with these two studs, and that not daring to
38 22|     being certain that these two studs alone have cost you as much
39 33|        on account of the diamond studs. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    But what
40 41| particularly that of the diamond studs, had, thanks to the devotedness
41 44|        the affair of the diamond studs, about which the duke always
42 44|        the affair of the diamond studs to fail; it is he who, knowing
43 45|          cut off the two diamond studs from the shoulder of the
44 50|          who had cut off the two studs, and avenge himself for
45 59|      casket in which the diamond studs were kept." ~Patrick brought
46 62|         foiled the affair of the studs; tell him that among these