Chapter

 1 1 |       the stranger, "as you may perceive by the expression of my
 2 3 |      cardinal exaggerated, as I perceive." ~"But pray, sir," continued
 3 3 |       of a court, could not but perceive a little coldness in this
 4 3 |          said he, "I cannot but perceive how sadly I miss the letter
 5 4 |       not polite; it is easy to perceive that you come from a distance." ~
 6 4 |       was not so dull as not to perceive that he was one too many;
 7 4 |      here, at least. Do you not perceive that we are opposite the
 8 6 |          that they did not even perceive their young companion go
 9 7 |         although it was easy to perceive that this kind of conversation,
10 11|       was, d'Artagnan could not perceive the face of Aramis. We say
11 11|        mild." ~"Well, madame, I perceive I must do as you wish." ~"
12 11|       and by your exclamation I perceive you have mistaken me for
13 13|        in this matter, I do not perceive how I can take his place." ~"
14 13|      windows the prisoner could perceive the houses and the pavement,
15 14|       him, however, as he could perceive no threatening object, as
16 23|         that d'Artagnan did not perceive it. ~"And we are going to
17 23|         that d'Artagnan did not perceive it any more than he had
18 24|         abode of which he could perceive a part of the ceiling with
19 26|    treated upon, and in which I perceive there is matter for magnificent
20 26|          but at the same time I perceive it would be overwhelming
21 27|       was I; so you may plainly perceive that you have no mercy to
22 27|          you ass! Could you not perceive by our appearance that we
23 29|        s wife; "but you did not perceive me because you had no eyes
24 31|        it. ~The brother did not perceive this; he had turned round
25 33|       Artagnan; "you cannot but perceive that all this must end,
26 40|         august personage, and I perceive with pleasure that you preserve
27 42|       Yes, yes," replied he, "I perceive that plainly; but do you
28 43|       grace that it was easy to perceive they belonged to the church
29 45|      far, well," said Athos, "I perceive you know me." ~"The Comte
30 46|       said Athos, "by which you perceive I am five minutes faster
31 49|       on my account?" ~"You may perceive, madame, by my uniform,
32 51| sentinels." ~"Your Eminence may perceive that if we had not taken
33 51|     obey you. Your Eminence may perceive," continued Athos, knitting
34 52|     Felton, my lad, did you not perceive that you were taken for
35 61|            Truly?" ~"Do you not perceive that I know all--your abduction
36 63|       leave me to act. You must perceive that in my quality of a