Chapter

 1 1 |       Artagnan was only in part mistaken; he himself was not in question,
 2 6 |       find that I have not been mistaken, and I thank you that there
 3 11|         Aramis so much as to be mistaken for him. ~Besides, the woman
 4 11| exclamation I perceive you have mistaken me for another, and pardon
 5 20|    somebody replied that he was mistaken, and went away. ~At four
 6 21|  fisherman's hut. You cannot be mistaken; there is but one." ~"Afterward?" ~"
 7 23|     some bad affair?" ~"You are mistaken, Planchet," replied d'Artagnan; "
 8 24|      again; but he had not been mistaken, the appointment was for
 9 24|    himself that he had not been mistaken, that the appointment was
10 28|       for hard work." ~"You are mistaken; I rode him nearly ten leagues
11 28|      said Aramis. ~"You are all mistaken, gentlemen," answered Athos,
12 30|          No, Athos, no, you are mistaken," said d'Artagnan; "I love
13 30|         to him. He could not be mistaken; Milady was in it. D'Artagnan
14 33|   instant. ~"No, Kitty, you are mistaken. I do not love her, but
15 34|        gathers them." ~"You are mistaken, friend d'Artagnan," said
16 35|      Athos; "but no doubt I was mistaken." And he returned d'Artagnan
17 38|         Athos; "for if I am not mistaken, you have left the best
18 41|  superior, for fear he might be mistaken; but this gesture being
19 48| paralyzed him. ~Ah! no, we were mistaken; he had discovered a purchaser
20 54|     brother." ~"Ay, but you are mistaken. My brother is only your
21 54|        me, that's all.' You are mistaken. Tomorrow this order will
22 57|       of her courage. ~"You are mistaken, my Lord, blood will flow;
23 63|         sounded; Milady was not mistaken. ~"Go to your chamber,"