Chapter

 1 1 | gentleman made one of his most knowing and profound remarks respecting
 2 6 |       played, he accepted, not knowing what to do with his time
 3 8 |    very superb appearance, and knowing that these Musketeers belong
 4 11|      under the pretense of not knowing where he has been carried,
 5 11|  imprisonment, risk of life in knowing me." ~"Then I will not leave
 6 17|    queen felt certain, without knowing how to tell which, that
 7 17|      an order from me, without knowing what he carries, and he
 8 17| Majesty's letter, without even knowing it is from your Majesty,
 9 17|     was reduced. Nevertheless, knowing the weakness of her husband,
10 17| Bonacieux," said he; "but, not knowing you would come to see me,
11 24|       ten. ~This time, without knowing why, d'Artagnan felt a cold
12 31|      willingly with us without knowing our names," said Athos, "
13 32|   great curiosity, and he, not knowing well what to say to this
14 33|    Artagnan departed, scarcely knowing what to think, but as he
15 39|        spot, astounded and not knowing what to think. If it was
16 39|     recognized d'Artagnan, and knowing that it was he who had wounded
17 43|    Porthos?" ~"I, monseigneur, knowing that dueling is prohibited--
18 43|       drunk," said Athos. "and knowing there was a lady who had
19 44|   studs to fail; it is he who, knowing it was I who had Madame
20 50|        replied Milady, without knowing how much she aggravated
21 55|    remain here without anybody knowing it, in order to speak to
22 59|        Felton grew pale. ~"And knowing that real name, my Lord,"
23 59|        and I shall die without knowing what she has written to
24 60|    portmanteau; and as without knowing the cause he knew the great
25 61|        I have not the honor of knowing her personally; but I know