Chapter

 1 2 |      about it; and with a rapid change of thought, the conversation
 2 11|       fixed upon for this happy change was still far distant. In
 3 15|       us be quick--the king may change his mind in an hour; and
 4 17|         she was ignorant of the change that had taken place in
 5 17|      respect to the cardinal--a change which had since been strengthened
 6 25|      question, then, was how to change this probability into a
 7 26|           it will make a little change." ~"Not so, for it is religious,"
 8 26| comprehending the cause of this change, in a melancholy manner,
 9 28|        Athos, taking some small change from his pocket, I--" ~"
10 31|         mirror he perceived the change that came over her face.
11 35|   himself was frightened by the change in her countenance. She
12 35|       above all to this one, to change the program which he had
13 43|    instant; but," added he, "to change the conversation, was this
14 44|       one of those events which change the destinies of states." ~"
15 44|         appearing to remark the change of the duke's tone toward
16 46|            Shall I give you the change, my officer?" said the host. ~"
17 47|         offers of help, as this change would entail expenses for
18 57|       me that they are about to change the guard." ~"Then run to
19 63|      recollections have time to change themselves into sweet remembrances." ~
20 66|       de Winter did the same. ~"Change these lackeys," said he; "
21 67|      recollections have time to change themselves into sweet remembrances." ~