Chapter

 1 6 |      foot of the back stairs, he desired them to wait. If the king
 2 8 |   important and confidential, he desired to be left alone with him. ~
 3 12|     rigid critic could only have desired a little less rouge, and
 4 16|        who had, on the contrary, desired this reading in order that
 5 16|          Anne. ~"If the king had desired that the letter should be
 6 17|          late that Rochefort had desired him to endeavor to obtain
 7 19|       for, on the contrary, I am desired to preserve the profoundest
 8 22|     entering his closet the king desired to be informed the moment
 9 25|          wished to be alone, and desired the host to bring him a
10 25|       make a sensation. The host desired himself to serve him; which
11 25|        Monsieur Porthos, who had desired us to be so careful of this
12 26|      produced the effect so long desired. Aramis, suffering at once
13 30|        swords. ~Athos, by signs, desired Grimaud to bring another
14 31|       lackeys, as Lord de Winter desired us to do." ~"Yes," said
15 33|      girl promised all her lover desired; she was mad. ~Things passed
16 36|        seductions of Milady. ~He desired Kitty to tell her mistress
17 42|          a glass, and d'Artagnan desired him to drink it, for the
18 42|          say that it was you who desired me to drink it. I say you
19 42| perceiving that the four friends desired to be alone, retired. ~When
20 49|         of herself. ~The officer desired to have Milady's packages
21 58|          and went, as Felton had desired her, to lie down on the
22 59|          him this morning." ~"He desired me to tell your Grace,"
23 59|       Patrick brought the object desired, which Laporte recognized
24 64|          hotel, and told him she desired to remain some time in the