Chapter

 1 3 |       and I have hastened to receive your orders. I am here;
 2 3 |    stretched out his hand to receive it, M. de Treville was highly
 3 6 |  king was busy and could not receive him at that moment. In the
 4 6 |   will your Majesty deign to receive him?" ~"Tomorrow, at midday,
 5 6 |    to meet you, I beg you to receive them, and to hold me always
 6 6 |    he had manifested lest he receive a ball in the face, he had
 7 16|   said he, "you are about to receive a visit from the chancellor,
 8 17|   may be, madame!" ~"And you receive silver from that man?" ~"
 9 22| their sergeants, advanced to receive their illustrious guest.
10 22| remained for a short time to receive the compliments of the city
11 25|     a small room destined to receive those who wished to be alone,
12 36|      extraordinary effort to receive him, but never did a more
13 41|   the ranks, and advanced to receive orders. ~"Monsieur is about
14 45|     Athos," said Richelieu, "receive my thanks for the good guard
15 48|   said Athos, "Planchet must receive seven hundred livres for
16 50|  stopped at the threshold to receive the orders of the baron. ~"
17 53|  which only people of genius receive in great crises, in supreme
18 54|      to be applied. She will receive five shillings per day for
19 67|   see Monsieur d'Artagnan. I receive him among the number of