Chapter

 1 3 |           deceive fools. I am not willing that a compatriot, a handsome
 2 16|     understand, or rather was not willing to understand. ~"His majesty
 3 19|         the secret which I am not willing to know?" ~"We are sworn,
 4 19|         friend, whom they are not willing to abandon in such a painful
 5 20|        said Planchet. "If you are willing, gentlemen, I will sleep
 6 28| Englishman would not, perhaps, be willing." ~"Decidedly, my dear Athos,"
 7 30|       interest in you than she is willing to confess wishes to know
 8 33|          the young girl, "are you willing, my dear Kitty, that I should
 9 33|         is that proof?" ~"Are you willing that I should this evening
10 33|         clapping her hands, "very willing." ~"Well, then, come here,
11 41|         camp. ~D'Artagnan was not willing to abandon his companion
12 43|           an undertone. "I am not willing it should be known I have
13 52|       Lord de Winter had not been willing to listen to him. ~"Weak
14 53|          the first trick, was not willing to lose the second. ~"Go
15 55|    iniquitous judges? You are not willing that I should kill my body,
16 63|       hoped in silence. I was not willing to fly. Oh, I have done
17 66|           it?" ~"Because I am not willing to die!" cried Milady, struggling. "