Chapter

 1 1 |       the horse that would not dare to laugh at the master,"
 2 1 |       before a woman you would dare not fly, I presume?" ~"Remember,"
 3 3 |   since I left the province. I dare say you have not brought
 4 6 |   appreciated, and who have, I dare affirm to the king, his
 5 12|      believed that I would not dare to quit the treasure over
 6 12|      will be me. They will not dare to refuse me then; and I
 7 14|       for me,' and she did not dare to disobey the queen." ~"
 8 16|        somewhere." ~"Would you dare to lift your hand to your
 9 21| particular permission, not one dare lift an anchor." ~D'Artagnan
10 23|   arrested." ~"What! Will they dare to arrest a man in his Majesty'
11 24|        Planchet?" ~"Because we dare not speak aloud in one or
12 24|            But why did you not dare to speak aloud, Planchet--
13 26|       you this evening, I will dare it myself.' I really think
14 27|     verses," said he. ~"Yes, I dare say; verses perfumed with
15 36|      to her orders. He did not dare to write for fear of not
16 38|       to fail." ~"She will not dare to say anything; that would
17 42|       in wavering, and did not dare to attempt any great enterprise
18 44|      high-placed for anyone to dare look for them where they
19 55|  confide in my brother; I will dare to--" ~At this moment the
20 56|      too loud for his mouth to dare speak. ~"If I call, come,"
21 56|    smile on my lips. Felton, I dare not tell you at what idea
22 61|     The queen herself does not dare to oppose the terrible minister.