Chapter

 1 7 |       I wish to belong to the Church, and that I avoid all mundane
 2 16|     the sacred vessels from a church." ~"And what did the count
 3 22|       room on the side of the church of St. Jean, in front of
 4 26|      one of the lights of the Church. Heaven grant that this
 5 26|      decidedly going into the Church? What will our two friends
 6 26|    you." ~"I do not enter the Church; I re-enter it. I deserted
 7 26|   re-enter it. I deserted the Church for the world, for you know
 8 26|     re-enter the bosom of the Church." ~"And why today, rather
 9 28|     almost my last sou to the church of Montdidier and the Jesuits
10 29|    one day walking toward the church of St. Leu, and followed
11 29|      a sermon, which made the church very full of people. Porthos
12 29|       in the obscurity of the church these things were not seen,
13 29|    the more probable from the church of St. Leu being not far
14 29|       the cross, and left the church. ~This was too much for
15 29|       come today to this poor church, buried in this vile quarter,
16 29|   duchess whom you saw at the church has estates near to those
17 30|    all that had passed at the church between Porthos and the
18 30|   meeting which he had at the church, and how he had found that
19 34|      were directed toward the Church. ~"A man wishes to see Monsieur
20 43| perceive they belonged to the church militant; women a little
21 48|      as he means to enter the Church at the same time as myself,
22 53|  rites and ceremonies of your church might be painful to you,
23 65|   performed the duties of the church of that convent. She undertook