Chapter

 1 1 |         which however, did not prevent his saying, as he was fainting,
 2 2 |      or at least endeavored to prevent, the three others from ascending. ~
 3 3 |        glass." ~"That will not prevent me," replied d'Artagnan, "
 4 5 |        would make no effort to prevent you. Leave us alone, then,
 5 6 |    they closed just in time to prevent their enemies from entering
 6 6 |        in his Majesty, did not prevent the courtiers from ranging
 7 6 |         This, however, did not prevent his asking, with the greatest
 8 6 |     gaming table. This did not prevent the king from being as complacent
 9 7 |    women. He certainly did not prevent others from speaking of
10 9 |       king." ~"Which would not prevent me," said d'Artagnan, "if
11 12|     and before the queen could prevent him, kissed the hem of her
12 16|      everything in my power to prevent a rupture." ~"Yes, Duke,
13 16|        the door so close as to prevent the passions he fled from
14 19|        would give the world to prevent my success." ~"And you are
15 20|     his Eminence is anxious to prevent someone from crossing to
16 21|       which, however, will not prevent me from executing to the
17 30|       provocations in order to prevent the quarrel from going too
18 31|      be obliged to kill you to prevent my secret from roaming over
19 40|       I did all in my power to prevent this misfortune befalling
20 43|         The result was that to prevent MM. Bassompierre and Schomberg
21 43|         These attempts did not prevent the cardinal, to whom his
22 43|     the arm, but not enough to prevent him, as your Eminence may
23 44|  should hear; besides, I don't prevent you from listening, but
24 48|      and on the road fear will prevent them from acting. Once taken,
25 51|       patience; but it did not prevent his getting very tired,
26 53|       Did anybody order you to prevent that woman from singing?
27 54|    drew quickly to one side to prevent being seen by her. ~Then
28 56|     your mouth, or at least to prevent anyone from believing a
29 57|     And by what right will you prevent me from dying?" ~"Great
30 58| presence of this woman did not prevent Milady from thinking. ~There
31 58|    Gives me pain, but will not prevent my walking." ~"Be ready,
32 61|    beautiful!" ~"That does not prevent," replied Milady, softening
33 63|      forgery; it is a snare to prevent your making any resistance