Chapter

 1 3 |  Academy. Are you too proud to accept it, young gentleman?" ~"
 2 5 |     pleases me; not that I can accept it, but a league off it
 3 6 |         said Treville, "not to accept the proposal I am about
 4 6 |         Yes, sire." ~"You will accept his judgment?" ~"Undoubtedly." ~"
 5 9 |    leader of the posse, "and I accept thankfully." ~"Then to yours,
 6 11|      with the same frankness I accept them. Follow us at a distance
 7 18|       not to have pretended to accept the mission. You would then
 8 21|      for a means of making him accept something and the idea that
 9 21|         you will not refuse to accept one of them, and to request
10 21|       your three companions to accept the others--that is, in
11 21|        not?" ~"Yes, my Lord, I accept them," said d'Artagnan; "
12 22|       means of inducing her to accept them." ~"And I am the more
13 32|          Ah, Madame Coquenard! Accept my compliments; your dinner
14 34|        will do mine elsewhere. Accept that which the bearer brings
15 34| discreet. She had forced us to accept a little souvenir, a magnificent
16 34|       believe that we will not accept such steeds as these in
17 36|      would be impolitic not to accept such a positive invitation.
18 40|        Ah, monseigneur." ~"You accept it, do you not?" ~"Monseigneur,"
19 42|       what has taken place; so accept my excuses, and put off
20 55|      suppose that I would ever accept the price of your life?
21 56|      came, hoping that I would accept my shame, as my shame was
22 63|       our invisible protector, accept this commission. You have
23 66|       Winter. "Why did you not accept it?" ~"Because I am not
24 67|         and you will please to accept the word of Monsieur d'Artagnan
25 67|       our invisible protector, accept this commission. You have