Chapter

 1 Pre|  devoured them.~It is not my intention here to enter into an analysis
 2 3  |     coming hither, it was my intention to request of you, in remembrance
 3 5  |  should choose. Besides, his intention was formed to make the brave
 4 6  |     company without some ill intention against the edicts." ~"Ah,
 5 6  |     Majesty," asked he, "any intention of holding this hunting
 6 10 |     said Mme. Bonacieux. "My intention was to inform Monsieur Laporte,
 7 11 |     you." ~"Was it with that intention you followed me?" asked
 8 16 |    reverence. Then, with the intention quite patent of not drawing
 9 16 |    tell her that her had the intention of shortly giving a fete. ~
10 20 |     of his friends, with the intention of going to London." ~"Do
11 23 |    at his door. D'Artagnan's intention was to go out without speaking
12 25 |   bored here." ~"That was my intention; but, my dear friend, I
13 28 |     them his Majesty's fixed intention to open the campaign on
14 33 |      dear Kitty; but for the intention only--for the information,
15 33 |      already sacrificing, in intention, the poor girl in order
16 33 |   hat, as if it had been his intention to obey, then, opening quickly
17 43 |    action. ~As it is not our intention to give a journal of the
18 51 | least swerved from his first intention by the diversion which Athos
19 67 |      me!" ~"Neither is it my intention, monsieur, for this time
20 67 | never for an instant had the intention of defending my head against