Chapter

 1 14|       he has returned." ~"The count is here," said the officer, "
 2 14|      which he had charged the count. ~"Well," said the latter, "
 3 16|    her horse and fainted. The count flew to her to help, and
 4 16|   church." ~"And what did the count do?" ~"The count was of
 5 16|      did the count do?" ~"The count was of the highest nobility.
 6 16|   continue the fiction of the count. "God grant you as much!
 7 17|    retiring, "that is well; I count upon it." ~The queen made
 8 20|      on your return, Monsieur Count?" ~"Without a doubt." ~"
 9 22|      which I very much doubt, count them, sire, and if you only
10 22|     the queen, they could not count the studs. The queen had
11 23|    monsieur." ~"Well, then, I count on you." ~"At the appointed
12 33|      have an opportunity now, Count; do not allow it to escape." ~
13 33|     that to Milady. It is the count's reply." ~Poor Kitty became
14 33|      lackey instead of to the count's; that it is I who have
15 34|       to the bearer, who is a count and a grandee of Spain! ~"
16 35|    for her interview with the count approached, Milady had everything
17 35|         why do you not enter? Count, Count," added she, "you
18 35|      do you not enter? Count, Count," added she, "you know that
19 35|                          Yes, Count," said Milady, in her softest
20 36|   avoid explanations with the count before witnesses. All this
21 37|     really interested for the count." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "You?"
22 47|      Athos, I shall no longer count the number of times I am
23 51| positively that they must not count on Buckingham, their courage