Chapter

 1 2 |    Aramis is not a wit? What a misfortune it is you did not follow
 2 6 |       your disappointment. The misfortune is great; but I think you
 3 6 |     perhaps, have been a great misfortune in time of war, seeing that
 4 10|       the good fortune and the misfortune to be your husband." ~"But,
 5 10|       could, only there is one misfortune, and that is that Monsieur
 6 13|    alas!" said he to himself, "misfortune is over my head; my wife
 7 15|       acquainted with, had the misfortune to wound Monsieur de Cahusac
 8 16|   Consoled for what?" ~"For my misfortune." ~"Your misfortune is laughable,"
 9 16|     For my misfortune." ~"Your misfortune is laughable," said Athos,
10 16|        fatal gift, she brought misfortune upon everything she touched.
11 16|      whom he had confided this misfortune, wishing as much as in him
12 17|        while contemplating the misfortune which threatened her and
13 20|        in the background. ~"No misfortune has happened to the queen?"
14 24|   unmistakably that some great misfortune is hanging over us. ~Then
15 24| deceived him, and that a great misfortune had happened. ~He again
16 25| cordiality which unites men in misfortune, d'Artagnan related how
17 26|  entertained that some serious misfortune had befallen the poor woman.
18 34|     Talking with you brings me misfortune," said Porthos. ~"But, tell
19 39|        on the morrow a serious misfortune happened to me--Constance
20 40|       my power to prevent this misfortune befalling you." ~"I shall
21 40|      to preserve him from some misfortune which threatened him. He
22 49|       I can foresee, for every misfortune which I understand. Where
23 54|      know him? Yes, yes! to my misfortune, to my eternal misfortune!"
24 54|      misfortune, to my eternal misfortune!" and Milady twisted her
25 56|        had any doubts as to my misfortune, these doubts had vanished
26 57|    avenged." ~"Felton, I bring misfortune to all who surround me!
27 59|         my God, my God! what a misfortune!" ~He had been informed
28 59|        England and France, but misfortune upon you, my Lord, for which
29 60|        when threatened by some misfortune, he who accompanied that
30 63|        so fatal a share in the misfortune of her life. ~"You see,"