Chapter

 1 1 |         s end. ~"But it's of no importance," continued d'Artagnan,
 2 1 |  natural assurance; "it's of no importance. The money is nothing; that
 3 6 |        Treville on an affair of importance. Ah, I had eighty louis
 4 11|     must be, then, an affair of importance; and what is the most important
 5 14|      which proved the degree of importance he attached to the commission
 6 15|        an affair of the highest importance." ~"I defy your Eminence
 7 17|        something of the highest importance to tell you." ~"True," said
 8 17|        else, I attached no more importance to that event than it merited." ~"
 9 19|         see him on something of importance. ~D'Artagnan had been there
10 19| disturbed you when you know the importance of my business." ~"Speak,
11 20|       an affair of the greatest importance recalls me to London. Come,
12 28|         that you attach so much importance to these animals, for I
13 38|       answer me. I attach great importance to the question I am about
14 41|         which had derived a new importance from the ruin of the other
15 41|        Is your secret of enough importance to me to spare your life
16 41|      person, who attaches great importance to you, as I have heard
17 44|       have put a question of no importance. ~"I, monseigneur?" replied
18 47|     conversation of the highest importance." ~"Which we can resume
19 48|    Winter about affairs of vast importance, of the horrors of the cardinal--" ~"
20 53|         revealed to her all the importance of the reply she was about
21 55|       No, sir. Besides, of what importance to you is the life or death
22 60|   confiding to him candidly the importance of his departure, when the