Chapter

 1 7 |       brilliant action. Upon this promise d'Artagnan withdrew, and
 2 10|              I will do, without a promise and voluntarily, all that
 3 11|         But what I know is that I promise to do all you wish if you
 4 11|        And will you make the same promise to my love?" cried d'Artagnan,
 5 11|       evening--do not forget that promise." ~"Be satisfied. In the
 6 11|          ah, monsieur, I had your promise as a soldier and your word
 7 12|       world." And faithful to the promise he had made, he rushed out
 8 17|       expectations; that is all I promise you." ~"More intrigues!
 9 21|       enemies." ~"Be satisfied; I promise you that." ~"I depend upon
10 23|      crown he had given me, and I promise him to follow his instructions
11 23|          quite another thing; but promise me, if you should not be
12 23|        you will go tomorrow." ~"I promise it." ~"Do you need money?" ~"
13 24|         old man. ~"And I renew my promise. Be easy, I am a gentleman.
14 25|        that when by chance he did promise, he more than kept his word.
15 26|        cassock. The daily-renewed promise of the young man that the
16 26|             said the Jesuit. "You promise to become one of the lights
17 29|          her sought for; but this promise was very vague and did not
18 33|             D'Artagnan made Kitty promise to bring him that letter
19 33|        ascend with the maid. This promise completed poor Kitty's consolation. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
20 36|         own eyes for breaking the promise he had made Athos; "you
21 37|          her, Milady recalled his promise to avenge her on the Comte
22 40|         have said to you today, I promise you to do so." ~This last
23 42|         Rochelle is terminated, I promise you on my part--" ~"Good,"
24 42|       repast, separated, with the promise of meeting again that evening.
25 45| assassinated, in exchange for the promise he has made you to allow
26 48|           in question. "They will promise everything for the sake
27 48|           depressed by the triple promise made him by the Musketeers,
28 48|         leave your master, I will promise you a place in my service." ~"
29 55|          I came to entreat you to promise me upon your honor, to swear
30 55|          your life." ~"I will not promise," said Milady, "for no one
31 55|        one has more respect for a promise or an oath than I have;
32 55|           I have; and if I make a promise I must keep it." ~"Well,"
33 55|         Well," said Felton, "only promise till you have seen me again.
34 56|         brought, according to his promise, but which he hesitated
35 56|         our liberty with a single promise of silence? Come, I am a
36 56|         the cross I swear that no promise, no menace, no force, no
37 56|        all day tomorrow. Reflect: promise to be silent, and riches,
38 61|  remembered that almost unlimited promise which the cardinal had given
39 64|       single thought--that of the promise he had made, and of the
40 67|            in compliance with the promise he had made the cardinal
41 67|      shall be satisfied with your promise to convey Monsieur d'Artagnan