Chapter

 1 1 |          insensible, you did not fail, I am quite sure, to ascertain
 2 2 |        himself that he would not fail to seize it by its three
 3 4 |          Treville, who could not fail to think the manner in which
 4 7 |     added he, "the future cannot fail to mend; I inevitably look
 5 11|        who I am, and they cannot fail to let me go.'" ~"Bravo,
 6 12|        her strength was about to fail her. ~Buckingham pressed
 7 20|    humble servant." ~"I will not fail." ~Delighted with this assurance
 8 25|       then?" ~"That you must not fail to call upon him in the
 9 25|        of his uniform, could not fail to make a sensation. The
10 25|         your duchess, who cannot fail to come to your aid?" ~"
11 26|        very pale; I felt my legs fail me; I sought for a reply,
12 29|   considering the number, cannot fail to happen. It will then
13 33|    sooner or later she could not fail to respond. ~One day, when
14 33|       triumph over her. He might fail, but something must be left
15 38|         you the like, and not to fail." ~"She will not dare to
16 41|         you? And that you should fail me!" ~D'Artagnan passed
17 44|          of the diamond studs to fail; it is he who, knowing it
18 48|    succeed, but moreover, not to fail; for in case of failure,
19 48|           any other person would fail. Besides, Bazin is ambitious
20 51|  Buckingham, their courage would fail with their hope. ~The cardinal
21 56|         long. I felt my strength fail, and this time it was not
22 56|          that his strength would fail him perhaps before the end
23 58| suspected by the baron, about to fail her at the decisive moment?
24 63|            Oh, my God! My senses fail me amid such a chaos of
25 63|          was near, and could not fail to be terrible. ~The principal