Chapter

 1 3 |     above all, I will not have occasion given for the cardinal's
 2 4 |       you know it, there is no occasion to tell you that Gascons
 3 6 |   himself so admirably on this occasion that I will take the liberty
 4 8 |        when there is no longer occasion for her. If you make a single
 5 8 |       counted upon you on this occasion, monsieur." ~"Yes?" ~"Seeing
 6 9 |        Aramis, "I have had the occasion to observe to you more than
 7 9 |    calculation to seek on this occasion for support so lowly. High
 8 9 |        he can tell you on what occasion; he came to demand the rent
 9 11|        shall use it again upon occasion." ~And with all the swiftness
10 14|    those names." ~"And on what occasion?" ~"She said that the Cardinal
11 16|         perhaps; we shall have occasion, I warn you, at some future
12 16|     which she has since had no occasion to adorn herself." ~"We
13 19|     Paris, he had had constant occasion to honor this excellent
14 23|   Monsieur shall see that upon occasion I have some left; only I
15 26|    once perceived there was no occasion for dissembling with her,
16 33|    beloved by you. ~She has no occasion to teach me the way in which
17 36|        him. ~Milady seized the occasion, ~"His name is--" said she,
18 41|        recital was for him the occasion of veritable triumph. The
19 47| Considering the gravity of the occasion, I permit you to speak,
20 50|    your life, you know on what occasion. I am for you not only a
21 55|        voice, to which on this occasion she communicated a terrible