Chapter

 1 Pre|      authors could not tell the truth without the risk of a residence,
 2 3  |      quite beside himself, "the truth is that we were six against
 3 3  |  ruining myself by speaking the truth. But I still trust you will
 4 6  |         religious community? In truth, my dear Captain, I have
 5 6  | difficult it is to discover the truth; and unless a man be endowed
 6 6  |    perhaps appear, to speak the truth. I will take him for judge
 7 6  |        moment of concealing the truth; and he described to the
 8 6  |      hotel. I have told him the truth; that is to say, that the
 9 9  |     Answer!" ~"That is the very truth," cried the mercer; "but
10 11 |         I only speak that exact truth." ~"And you say that one
11 13 |    advise you to tell the whole truth; for your repentance alone
12 15 |         we shall never know the truth." ~"Athos may always be
13 16 |         What do you tell me?" ~"Truth, my friend. The angel was
14 16 |   dismiss me. In your place, in truth, sire, I should yield to
15 17 |         not go yourself? For in truth, I think I have hitherto
16 24 |   better lower our heads?" ~"In truth," murmured d'Artagnan, to
17 24 |        The old man read so much truth and so much grief in the
18 25 |         while acknowledging the truth of what he said, I thought
19 25 |      obliged to acknowledge the truth of the recital. My friend
20 27 |   produced this sadness; for in truth he only drank to combat
21 27 |        do not tell me the whole truth." ~"Condescend to listen
22 28 |         anxious to find out the truth, "it is that, then, I remember
23 28 |        who began to suspect the truth. ~"Which means that I have
24 31 |  another." ~D'Artagnan felt the truth of this reproach. ~"I loved
25 34 |       to Aramis to tell you the truth, I have never been seriously
26 35 | Artagnan, "and instantly." ~"In truth, my young friend, you will
27 43 |         if you have told me the truth." ~"Monseigneur," said Athos,
28 43 |            You have told me the truth, my gentlemen," said he,
29 47 |        pity for heretics." ~"In truth," said Athos, "Aramis is
30 48 |      Well, if you will have the truth, and me, too!" said Athos. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
31 50 |      Winter, with contempt. "In truth, madame, do you think that
32 56 |         I have promised you the truth; I will tell it, were it
33 61 |        admitted no doubt of her truth. "Never, never!" ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
34 62 |        Is that all, then?" ~"In truth, my dear Chevalier, you
35 65 |         one else can attest the truth of this accusation, I attest