Chapter

 1 2 |   embarrassed a provincial who wishes to put on a good face. When
 2 6 |        him, Treville, since he wishes to be considered your friend,
 3 19|       free to do so. If anyone wishes to stop us, I will show
 4 22|        and thus your Majesty's wishes will be complied with." ~"
 5 22| deference you have shown to my wishes, but I think you want two
 6 23|       too prodigal of it if he wishes it to last long." ~"Do you
 7 30|      she is willing to confess wishes to know on what day it will
 8 34|     toward the Church. ~"A man wishes to see Monsieur at home,"
 9 35|        Artagnan like a man who wishes it understood that he would
10 37|   gained the summit of all his wishes. It was no longer a rival
11 47|     much afraid that your good wishes will not be of great service
12 48|      been at the height of his wishes if he had not constantly
13 50|   served to the height of your wishes, and that we shall see each
14 51|   slowly keeping pace with his wishes, which the engineers, brought
15 52|       and in this respect your wishes will be complied with." ~"
16 53|         and this is a snare he wishes to lay for me!" ~"And of
17 54| attention will be paid to your wishes. I will begin again, then: ~"'
18 61|       the cardinal." ~"And who wishes to speak with me?" ~"Who
19 61|       to speak with me?" ~"Who wishes to speak to a lady recently
20 65|       her in opposition to the wishes of all my family; I gave