Chapter

 1 2 |        for it, and he faithfully promised himself that he would not
 2 2 |       with an air of protection, promised to transmit in due season. ~
 3 3 |       Treville, stopping him. "I promised you a letter for the director
 4 3 |      table in order to write the promised letter of recommendation.
 5 6 |         de Chemerault, to whom I promised an abbey. But don't fancy
 6 6 |         only the day before, had promised himself to seize the first
 7 7 |    existence. But M. de Treville promised this favor after a novitiate
 8 9 |      Athos. "Silence!" ~"But you promised me--" whispered the poor
 9 11|        him aloud although he had promised in a whisper to save him.
10 11|   returned home, since he had so promised. Five minutes later he was
11 11|        her off, and that she had promised him nothing. He considered
12 11|      Artagnan, embarrassed; "you promised me-- " ~"Take my arm, madame,"
13 12|         on his knees. ~"You have promised me to go," said the queen. ~"
14 13|   remember-- fortunately we have promised not to lose sight of him. ~
15 13|              Monsieur d'Artagnan promised me his assistance; but I
16 17|        to the queen--I, who have promised my poor mistress--ah, my
17 21|        Rochelle the assistance I promised them; I have not done so.
18 24|       done with you?" ~"You have promised to be secret, my good monsieur?"
19 25|              Why, to be sure, he promised to rejoin us, and we have
20 25|        requires." ~"Monsieur has promised me not to open his mouth
21 28|        his request, the king had promised that he should enter the
22 29|          young wife was, but had promised to have her sought for;
23 30|         the execution, and which promised him some agreeable adventure,
24 33| following morning. The poor girl promised all her lover desired; she
25 33|      Artagnan wished. Finally he promised that he would leave her
26 34|         for those which had been promised to us." ~"No, PARDIEU; though
27 36|         as well as he could, and promised to remain insensible to
28 36|          enthusiasm. ~Our Gascon promised this without risk, for he
29 38|        him, she cried, "You have promised your protection; you have
30 38|        your protection; you have promised to save me from her anger.
31 48|       give him only half the sum promised him, with the letter, with
32 48|        Planchet will be here. He promised to be here, and I have very
33 48|          astonishing in that? He promised to be back by eight o'clock,
34 56|         are here!" said she. ~"I promised to come," said Felton, "
35 56|          and I have come." ~"You promised me something else." ~"What,
36 56|       start from his brow. ~"You promised to bring a knife, and to
37 56|        will tell you all. I have promised you the truth; I will tell
38 60|        his royal lieutenant, who promised to return about the fifteenth
39 63|       fleet and of the diversion promised by Buckingham, surrendered
40 67|       fleet and of the diversion promised by Buckingham, surrendered