Chapter

 1 Pre| godfather is a second father, we beg the reader to lay to our
 2 2  |      mess. Ah, don't be angry, I beg of you, that would be useless;
 3 4  |         Leave your hold, then, I beg of you, and let me go where
 4 5  |       not kill him, young man, I beg of you. I have an old affair
 5 6  |     Artagnan, in a low voice, "I beg you to follow me." ~"And
 6 6  |      good fortune to meet you, I beg you to receive them, and
 7 8  |          suspect." ~"Monsieur, I beg you to observe that I ask
 8 13 |         aim of that visit?" ~"To beg him to assist me in finding
 9 16 |       them." ~"I would, however, beg your Majesty to observe--" ~"
10 18 |     great emotion, "in my name I beg you! But listen; they appear
11 19 |         you will come thither, I beg you to make haste, for we
12 20 |        haste likewise, I wish to beg you to render me a service." ~"
13 20 |          a doubt." ~"Tell him, I beg you, that I am his humble
14 20 |        his Majesty that I humbly beg him to excuse me, but an
15 23 |         I have some left; only I beg Monsieur not to be too prodigal
16 24 |          Planchet?" ~"No; I only beg leave to observe to Monsieur
17 25 |          wished you well, and to beg you to follow him to the
18 27 |      Artagnan; "open the door, I beg of you." ~"Instantly," said
19 28 |          be too angry with me, I beg. Necessity has no law; besides,
20 29 |         more upon the subject, I beg of you. You have misunderstood
21 33 |      feet like a slave? Speak, I beg you!" ~"I will never confess
22 34 |        sent to you from Tours, I beg you will make my compliments
23 34 |         Aramis, become a poet, I beg of you." ~"Bazin, my friend,"
24 42 |        party till another day, I beg of you." ~The two Guardsmen
25 43 |         inquisition, "give me, I beg you, the proof that you
26 44 |       seek Buckingham." ~"I must beg your Eminence to observe,"
27 47 |        friend; but be laconic, I beg. What do you see?" ~"A troop." ~"
28 47 |         to that," said Athos, "I beg you to believe that I care
29 47 |          no divided attention, I beg; let each one pick out his
30 47 |        someone assassinated, and beg him not to lose sight of
31 47 |      given you all I have, and I beg leave to tell you that this
32 49 |   officer preserved silence. ~"I beg you to understand, sir,
33 53 |         God! That is the reply I beg you to make to Lord de Winter.
34 58 |          No; explain yourself, I beg." ~"As he mistrusted me,
35 65 |         the little troop, and to beg him to keep in the line,