Chapter

 1 4 |   resuming his mild air, "You are deceived, gentlemen," said he, "this
 2 4 |          was his." ~"And you were deceived, my dear sir," replied Aramis,
 3 9 |        that the spy may have been deceived by the person; but the face--" ~"
 4 11|         to d'Artagnan that he was deceived in one of his conjectures. ~"
 5 11|           the stranger. ~"You are deceived, monsieur; I know her very
 6 13|       endeavor to find her. I was deceived, as it appears, and I ask
 7 13|         them; besides, I might be deceived." ~"Monsieur, you insult
 8 14|       cried Bonacieux; "no, I was deceived. This is quite another man,
 9 14|       officer retired. ~"You have deceived me!" said the cardinal,
10 14|          how to assume, but which deceived none who knew him; "and
11 16|        not a man who has not been deceived by his mistress." ~"Except
12 17|          held under his arm? Am I deceived? Is it not so, madame?" ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
13 17|        think I have hitherto been deceived in you. I really believe
14 21|           matters would have been deceived as he was. He immediately
15 24|         his presentiments had not deceived him, and that a great misfortune
16 25|        best wine, and if you have deceived me, you will be punished
17 29|           My God! Madame, you are deceived," said Porthos; "she is
18 37|        Milady, seriously, "he has deceived me, and from the moment
19 37|            and from the moment he deceived me, he merited death." ~"
20 37|       tears; but he was strangely deceived, and his error was not of
21 41|           D'Artagnan had not been deceived; these two men had only
22 41|         making sure. Fortunately, deceived by d'Artagnan's trick, they
23 45|          madame; but either I was deceived or hell has resuscitated
24 45|      believing that de Wardes had deceived you, wished to have him
25 48|        Why, good God! you will be deceived just the same," said Athos,
26 52| invincible power of evil. ~He has deceived her in her love, humbled
27 53|         reappear. ~Milady was not deceived. Felton reappeared, and
28 54|         broken by sobs. "You were deceived, sir; I was not praying." ~"
29 54|       equal in horror?" ~"You are deceived, madame," said Felton, blushing; "
30 61|       Lord? As for me, I shall be deceived all my life perhaps, but
31 63|           it is possible I may be deceived, and that d'Artagnan and
32 63|       then, at last! You have not deceived me! It is indeed thee!" ~"
33 63|         catastrophes. ~"I was not deceived," said he; "here is Monsieur
34 65|         lips of Athos. He was not deceived; it was she whom he sought. ~