Chapter

 1 3 | exaggerated, as I perceive." ~"But pray, sir," continued Aramis,
 2 4 |        understand?" ~"And where, I pray you?" ~"Near the Carmes-Deschaux." ~"
 3 5 |          inconvenience yourself, I pray you." ~"There is another
 4 16|            wish it?" asked he. ~"I pray for it," said d'Artagnan. ~"
 5 17|            to me your abduction, I pray you." ~"Oh, that's of no
 6 26|            did the same. ~"No; but pray grant me that it is acting
 7 27|           is it to be a churchman, pray? You do not avoid going
 8 27|          my horse--my Bajazet? And pray upon what shall I make my
 9 34|           alms, Bazin, and bid him pray for a poor sinner." ~"This
10 34|         your bands, Mousqueton?" ~"Pray," said the lackey, "say
11 35|           ceasing to look at it. ~"Pray, d'Artagnan," said Athos,
12 43|           your work by halves. And pray what was this quarrel about?" ~"
13 44|          have nothing to do but to pray God to work a miracle for
14 47|          then," cried d'Artagnan, "pray let Grimaud search them
15 47|     Treville," said the cardinal; "pray let that napkin be sent
16 54|         myself pardon him." ~"Yes, pray, accursed woman!" cried
17 54|            her knees, and began to pray. ~"My God, my God!" said
18 54|          like to disturb those who pray, madame," said Felton, seriously; "
19 55|        confused. ~"And what favor, pray?" asked Lord de Winter. ~"
20 56|         then upon both. I tried to pray, but my tongue was frozen.
21 59|       another man; but leave us, I pray you." ~The baron went out
22 63|          We will return someday to pray over her grave." ~D'Artagnan