Chapter

 1 2 |          study theology for that purpose." ~"He will be one, as he
 2 3 |         he not have come for the purpose of laying a snare for him?
 3 3 |        that he had failed in his purpose!" ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
 4 16|        he came for quite another purpose, Monsieur Cardinal; but
 5 16|       inquired after him for the purpose of hanging him likewise;
 6 16| pretended to be a curate for the purpose of getting his mistress
 7 17|        bringing him round to her purpose. ~"Ah, you are a cardinalist,
 8 20|          went toward him for the purpose of taking the order; but
 9 22|        chambers prepared for the purpose. Before entering his closet
10 28|      serviceable to you for that purpose as good golden louis. Take
11 35|       and with what a revengeful purpose he had come; but she added, "
12 39|          could turn him from his purpose. ~They reached the Rue St.
13 39|        entered heartily into the purpose for which they met; besides,
14 41|      approaching his bed for the purpose of stabbing him. Nevertheless,
15 41|        had only followed for the purpose of assassinating him, hoping
16 41|          came up to him with the purpose of making sure. Fortunately,
17 43|          cardinal, "and for what purpose?" ~"To do her violence,
18 46|  rapidity which might answer the purpose of the host very well, but
19 48|     wherever you may be, for the purpose of ripping up your belly." ~"
20 50|       again into England for the purpose of conspiring against my
21 55|        fixed in the wall for the purpose of hanging up clothes or
22 56|          said Milady. ~"For what purpose?" ~"Upon my honor, I will
23 62|        to the abbess." ~"To what purpose?" ~"I am a victim of the
24 67|     journey." ~"If it is for the purpose of rejoining Milady," said