Chapter

 1 2 |          circulate that saying, be assured, my dear fellow. Who says
 2 3 |         have been ruined by it. Be assured that I am devoted to both
 3 3 |      myself worthy of it. Well, be assured," added he, with the familiarity
 4 6 |            but your Majesty may be assured that it is not those--I
 5 7 |           things before me. But be assured, my dear Monsieur d'Artagnan,
 6 9 |            doors by the noise, had assured him that that house, all
 7 10|             Bonacieux was. Laporte assured himself, by having it twice
 8 14|         then?" ~"We shall know, be assured. Nothing is concealed from
 9 14|          my heart, monseigneur; be assured of that." ~"How did it come
10 15|          Monsieur the Cardinal, be assured of that; I will answer for
11 17|        great value, as I have been assured. It came from my brother,
12 18|            I shall surmount it, be assured." ~"How so?" ~"I will go
13 18|           said Mme. Bonacieux. "Be assured you will not find her Majesty
14 19|         Treville, on receiving it, assured him that by two o'clock
15 19|         find stray coin. When well assured this search was superfluous,
16 19| distractions enough, gentlemen, be assured," said d'Artagnan. ~"And,
17 20|           them his Eminence may be assured they will be reconducted
18 21|        captivity shall be mild, be assured; and as every inconvenience
19 23|          little mysterious; and be assured that we will not pay him
20 26|        greatly benefited by it, be assured your soul will." ~"And so,
21 28|         woman!" ~"Well, you may be assured that your horse will not
22 29|    procurator's wife, when she was assured that no one who was a stranger
23 34|            for what he owed us; he assured me that they were two noble
24 38|  Mademoiselle-" ~"Oh, monsieur, be assured that I shall be entirely
25 39|     resolution he had adopted, and assured him that if on the morrow
26 45|          approached the lamp to be assured that it was the paper, unfolded
27 47|        said Porthos, "after having assured ourselves they have nothing
28 48|        dreams never deceive me. Be assured, then, of seeing me soon
29 48|          do cut me in quarters, be assured that not a morsel of me
30 49|         young officer; "but I feel assured it will not be for long,"
31 50|            joy of doing it? Oh, be assured, if the memory of my brother
32 50|      colonies in the south. And be assured that you shall be accompanied
33 52|         man; "your Lordship may be assured that it requires more than
34 52|             between her teeth; "be assured of that, you poor spoiled
35 67|        confessed that he felt well assured it would be his last. ~Richelieu