Chapter

 1 1 |       and which he had entirely forgotten. Hence, it resulted when
 2 3 |    compatriot, but I had wholly forgotten you. But what help is there
 3 3 |   friendship which you have not forgotten, the uniform of a Musketeer;
 4 4 |    gentlemen; but as he had not forgotten that it was in presence
 5 7 |    given to me, but it had been forgotten and left at my house by
 6 8 | important occupations, you have forgotten to pay me my rent--as, I
 7 10|      Artagnan remembered he had forgotten his cane. He consequently
 8 16| Monsieur Duke! The more she has forgotten the high position in which
 9 21|         consideration!" ~"I had forgotten that England was an island,
10 24|        consequently had not yet forgotten his schoolboy habits. In
11 25|        a single instant. He had forgotten not one of the incidents
12 26|         said d'Artagnan, "I had forgotten that he was only a Musketeer
13 26|        As for me, I have almost forgotten the little Latin I have
14 33|         indisposed, or have you forgotten the glances you favored
15 33|  Fossoyeurs? Has he not already forgotten she ever existed? Fine vengeance
16 42|           My poor friend, I had forgotten you were in love." ~"Well,
17 44|         he quit the Isle of Re, forgotten and left behind him in his
18 44|          and even things he has forgotten; that you possess a certain
19 45|      officer," said Athos, "has forgotten to give a piece of very
20 47|         cried Athos. ~"Have you forgotten anything?" said Aramis. ~"
21 50|         my brother. If you have forgotten, as he is still living,
22 51|          I hope, in no way been forgotten by us. We are not on duty,
23 51|   others. Gentlemen, I have not forgotten the night in which you served
24 61|      very dear to think she had forgotten me. But you, madame, you