Chapter

 1 1 |        to propose an example to you-- not mine, for I myself
 2 1 |      Channel." ~"Very well; and you--what will you do?" ~"I--
 3 2 |   uncomfortably with me." ~"And you--you would pass rather a
 4 8 |        can be of any service to you--" ~"I believe you, monsieur,
 5 9 |      but Monsieur does not tell you--" ~"Silence, with respect
 6 13|        a plan concerted between you--of an infernal plan." ~"
 7 17|        meddle with politics, do you--and still more, with cardinalist
 8 18|  threatened, would be safe, and you--" ~"And I?" ~"Well you--
 9 18|         you--" ~"And I?" ~"Well you--the cardinal would have
10 26|       earth, I wish to speak of you--of our friends." ~"And on
11 35| murmured Milady; "I will avenge you--and cruelly!" ~"PESTE!"
12 35|        old family jewel." ~"And you--sold it?" asked d'Artagnan,
13 36|     soon know how to get rid of you--you double idiot, you animated
14 38|         s again." ~"What! "will you--" ~"This ring would certainly
15 40|       opportunity which I offer you--so much for the world. As
16 50|       is to speak to no one but you--if you will do her the honor
17 54|         the sea will be open to you--more open than will perhaps
18 54|      this responsibility." ~"To you--no, to you alone! Listen
19 54|       injury to you! My God! to you--the only just, good, and
20 54|       being I have met with! To you--my preserver, perhaps! One
21 54|        am lost, and it would be you--you--" ~Then as the steps
22 54|      lost, and it would be you--you--" ~Then as the steps drew
23 55|        feel myself drawn toward you--I, who have never loved
24 57|    heard, and that is to pursue you--on earth to the tribunal
25 61|           And who has abandoned you--is that it?" ~"I have been
26 63|     when the carriage comes for you--at dinner or supper, for