Chapter

 1 4 |       handkerchief you would be sorry to lose?" ~The handkerchief
 2 6 |     what he had won, he was not sorry to find an excuse for playing
 3 9 |     faith that I should be very sorry to see any doubt thrown
 4 13|      Bonacieux; "I shall not be sorry to see the face of an acquaintance." ~"
 5 17|        we should rally." ~"I am sorry for it, madame, but I acknowledge
 6 19|           And, indeed, I am not sorry to quit Paris; I had need
 7 20|      more so, monsieur." ~"I am sorry for that," said d'Artagnan; "
 8 20|      must be in London." ~"Very sorry, monsieur; but I was here
 9 20|        not sail second." ~"I am sorry, too, monsieur; but I arrived
10 25|        turn, and I shall not be sorry for him to be able to let
11 26|     fortune, d'Artagnan was not sorry at getting into his grasp
12 34|       evening, and shall not be sorry, I confess, to fortify myself
13 34|     Neuf, still driving the two sorry animals before him, he reached
14 35| understood that he would not be sorry to be left alone with his
15 37|      second, because be was not sorry to have an opportunity of
16 41|    Rochellais, who might not be sorry to kill one of his Majesty'
17 43|      quite my friends, and I am sorry you are not so; but I know
18 48| Everything considered, I am not sorry to retain Grimaud; he is