Chapter

 1 6 |        of future favor, he was resolved not to recoil a step. So
 2 7 |      Artagnan did reflect, and resolved to thrash Planchet provisionally;
 3 11|        was passing. D'Artagnan resolved to try and enter the Louvre.
 4 11|    mounted to his face; he was resolved to unravel the mystery. ~
 5 17| declined to confide to him. He resolved then to hasten immediately
 6 19|  cordially, that the young man resolved to tell him everything. ~"
 7 26|      long carried him away. He resolved, then, to defend the door
 8 28|      earth. Life itself may be resolved into three words: ERAT,
 9 41|        two evenings before. He resolved this time to know with whom
10 51| quieted the ill- disposed, who resolved to allow themselves to die
11 51|      which threatened her. ~He resolved, then, to carry on the war
12 51|        interrupted them, being resolved to await the succor so pompously
13 52|     wish to lose time; and she resolved to make that very evening
14 56|   length, one evening my enemy resolved to paralyze the resistance
15 56|      assure my ruin, so coolly resolved upon, so cruelly pursued. ~"
16 56|       your vengeance!" ~"Oh, I resolved that it should take place
17 56|   drank. I was, as I told him, resolved to die of hunger. ~"I passed
18 60|        in camp than elsewhere, resolved to go incognito and spend
19 61|   weary of a convent life; she resolved, then, to risk something
20 67|      come to meet the king, he resolved to follow the advice of