Chapter

 1 Pre|      Porthos, and Aramis.~We must confess these three strange names
 2 6  |         phrase of whose origin we confess our ignorance. The king
 3 11 |           said d'Artagnan; "no, I confess it. It was chance that threw
 4 11 |        makes you tremble; and you confess that if that word were heard
 5 11 |      believe me too credulous!" ~"Confess that it is for the sake
 6 13 |          yes, that is true, and I confess that I was in the wrong.
 7 13 |       over with him. He wished to confess to the officer, and upon
 8 16 |         mainspring of all this, I confess," said the cardinal. ~"You
 9 17 |             said she, "and I will confess to your Majesty that my
10 21 |          Artagnan. "At present, I confess, that is the thing I stand
11 21 |       there is question of war, I confess to you that I see nothing
12 23 |           young man, laughing, "I confess it, and so much more the
13 25 |       friend, I have one thing to confess to you." ~"What's that?" ~"
14 25 |            let us speak of you. I confess I began to be very uneasy
15 26 |          my friend?" ~"Yes; but I confess I always thought you jested." ~"
16 26 |           have ever known. Then I confess to you that I have eaten
17 26 |     Besides, the Scriptures say, 'Confess yourselves to one another,'
18 26 | yourselves to one another,' and I confess to you, d'Artagnan." ~"And
19 27 |       host, "I have been wrong. I confess it, but pardon to every
20 28 |        said Athos. ~"Well, I must confess it does," replied d'Artagnan. "
21 30 |        you than she is willing to confess wishes to know on what day
22 32 |    kitchen; and he was obliged to confess to himself, to the shame
23 33 |        you don't believe me?" ~"I confess that unless you deign to
24 33 |          beg you!" ~"I will never confess that but to the man--who
25 34 |         and shall not be sorry, I confess, to fortify myself with
26 37 |         letter, in which he would confess to her that he and de Wardes
27 42 |         of it." ~"Nevertheless, I confess I still doubt." ~"But the
28 43 |           accounts with somebody! Confess; you know I have the right
29 47 |      faith," said Aramis, "I must confess I feel a great repugnance
30 47 |        off," said Porthos, "for I confess she would worry me if she
31 48 |           when pressed, they will confess everything. What the devil!
32 53 |         Milady, frigidly. ~"Oh, I confess it is all the same to me." ~"
33 54 |         undergo the struggle, and confess my faith. Listen, then,
34 56 |     remained overwhelmed, less, I confess it, by my grief than by
35 61 |          counted a little, I must confess, for the time I have to