Chapter

 1 10|      individual suspected of any crime is arrested, the arrest
 2 10|          I believe that his only crime is to have at the same time
 3 13|   nevertheless, have committed a crime, since you are here and
 4 13|         committed some frightful crime. They believe me her accomplice,
 5 16|    finding the queen guilty of a crime which he cared little about,
 6 17|           then? Let me know what crime I have committed. It is
 7 17|        was he or I? Is there any crime in this request?" ~"No,
 8 17|       you were not guilty of any crime, as you were not guilty
 9 36|        he almost believed in the crime of de Wardes. If de Wardes
10 41|         and might denounce their crime, they came up to him with
11 42|      holy ground. He committed a crime, it is true; but he repented
12 42| Englishwoman who has committed a crime in France, and has been
13 45|        the head of my father the crime which you shall have endeavored
14 47|          have committed no other crime than singing in French the
15 49|         If I am a prisoner, what crime have I committed?" ~"You
16 54|         is not capable of such a crime." ~"Good," said Milady to
17 54|        what it is, he calls it a crime!" Then aloud, "The friend
18 55|      countenance, "for often the crime of one becomes the shame
19 56|      woman accusing herself of a crime. "This idea occurred to
20 57|       world as a witness of your crime, and that until I have found
21 59|         I swear to you that this crime shall be her last." ~"I
22 63|          would not permit such a crime!" ~"Water, water!" cried
23 65|      judge you according to your crime," said Athos; "you shall
24 65|     paying with his head for the crime of this fury!" ~A shudder
25 65|         she had urged him to the crime, should at least share his
26 65|        at liberty. ~"That is the crime of which I accuse her; that