Chapter

 1 Pre|  precious manuscript which we offer to our readers, restoring
 2 4  |     taken it into his head to offer it to me rather than to
 3 5  |       Artagnan, "permit me to offer you my apologies." ~At this
 4 6  |       and that I was ready to offer you my excuses. Since I
 5 6  |    contrite and repentant, to offer you their excuses." ~"Quite
 6 8  |     be need of it, meaning to offer you fifty pistoles, if,
 7 9  |    was, and it was my duty to offer to conduct her to her carriage." ~"
 8 11 |     not, that which he cannot offer she offers to herself; and
 9 11 |   perplexed. ~"Shall I go and offer her my services?" thought
10 11 | pressed it respectfully. "You offer me your services; with the
11 22 |        and that not daring to offer them myself, I adopted this
12 26 |      regret the world when we offer ourselves to God? Listen
13 26 |   acting with an ill grace to offer to the Lord only that with
14 27 |       hearty vengeances which offer consolation while they are
15 27 |    man, he was a devil! To my offer of liberty, he replied that
16 29 |   Monsieur Porthos, you don't offer me any holy water?" ~Porthos,
17 29 |      you have the kindness to offer me your arm for five minutes?
18 30 | Madame, will you permit me to offer you my services? It appears
19 39 |     was going to make you the offer, my dear d'Artagnan, giving
20 39 |   Germain; he stopped them to offer his compliments upon their
21 40 |       the opportunity which I offer you--so much for the world.
22 40 |      have not yet made you an offer equal to your value?" asked
23 56 |       consummated; he came to offer his fortune in exchange
24 61 |     nevertheless accepted the offer of the superior. During
25 63 |       again. I should like to offer him a last salute. Come!" ~
26 63 |       Artagnan; but I come to offer you a dress which will become
27 67 |      and his shrewdness might offer to a good master. On the
28 67 |       Artagnan; but I come to offer you a dress which will become