Chapter

 1 1 |         in it ever since, which ought to make you love it. Never
 2 1 |         him. You are young. You ought to be brave for two reasons:
 3 1 |     firm, as a future Musketeer ought, nature prevailed, and he
 4 1 |       that this time he whom he ought to chastise will not escape
 5 3 |      commencement of his. ~"You ought, I say, then, to husband
 6 3 |         the sum may be; but you ought also to endeavor to perfect
 7 4 |         affair as a gallant man ought." ~"What, monsieur!" cried
 8 4 |     least as much again as they ought to have done." ~"Monsieur,
 9 5 |          in whom every cavalier ought to seek his model. Unfortunately,
10 6 |       and even exceeded it; you ought to be satisfied." ~"If your
11 8 |    enterprising, and active men ought to have some other object
12 8 |         I do not know whether I ought to tell you what I suspect." ~"
13 9 |        point where, perhaps, he ought to have begun, and that
14 11|        company of M. Dessessart ought to be his passport. ~He
15 13|     even better on that account ought I to know him. Monsieur
16 17|      felt instinctively that he ought not to reply to this question,
17 18|      murmured the young woman, "ought I to confide such a secret
18 18|       can open to him." ~"But I ought to be gone, too. And the
19 21|         out to you the road you ought to take. You will find,
20 25|      cannot tell me? Surely you ought to be able to tell me better
21 25|          What you believe?" ~"I ought rather to say, what I know." ~"
22 26| Principal thinks that my thesis ought to be dogmatic and didactic." ~"
23 26|         time to speak, "that we ought to regret the world when
24 27|      person, and that he whom I ought to have arrested had escaped." ~"
25 28|        a long time, I said; you ought, then, to have a good hand." ~"
26 28|        made engagements which I ought to have kept. I have ordered
27 32|         the study in which they ought to have been. This last
28 33|         opened the others which ought to have been opened by de
29 34|         try to buy things cheap ought to permit others to seek
30 34|         been wrong; I see it. I ought not to have driven a bargain
31 39|    Porthos, "it is the one that ought to have been sent to me
32 40|        have done that which you ought to have done, d'Artagnan;
33 46|   looked at Athos to know if he ought to reply to this intruder
34 46|         an expedition we surely ought to have brought our muskets." ~"
35 49|  quietly, as brother and sister ought to do." ~Then, turning toward
36 53|      days you will be where you ought to be, and my task will
37 57|       knife had fortunately, we ought to say skillfully, come