Chapter

 1 1 |    resumed d'Artagnan, "that you suspect that impertinent gentleman?" ~"
 2 3 |     protestations, if it be as I suspect, my cunning gossip will
 3 8 |          surely, monsieur, but I suspect someone." ~"And who is the
 4 8 |       who is the person whom you suspect?" ~"A man who has persued
 5 8 | reflective air; "and what do you suspect?" ~"I do not know whether
 6 8 |         ought to tell you what I suspect." ~"Monsieur, I beg you
 7 10|          himself." ~"And does he suspect," said Mme. Bonacieux, with
 8 13|      Commissary, and that I only suspect." ~"Whom do you suspect?
 9 13|          suspect." ~"Whom do you suspect? Come, answer freely." ~
10 13|           then, to tell all. ~"I suspect," said he, "a tall, dark
11 15|          the same." ~"Do you not suspect this young man of having
12 15|         could not for an instant suspect the loyalty of Treville,
13 18|      stranger, "that she did not suspect the intentions with which
14 28|         d'Artagnan, who began to suspect the truth. ~"Which means
15 36|          of my visits, and might suspect something; who could say
16 50|         this desire, or rather I suspect that you feel it; and in
17 58|         But Lord de Winter might suspect him; Felton himself might
18 61|         woman could not possibly suspect what frightful cruelty was
19 61|       warning was?" ~"No, I only suspect he has warned the queen