Chapter

 1 2 |          satisfaction or genuine regret from the success or defeat
 2 3 | necessary; and I inform you with regret that no one becomes a Musketeer
 3 5 |       are not prepared for it. I regret I did not inform you sooner
 4 5 |         I shall always view with regret the blood of so brave a
 5 5 |        Jussac, "it is with great regret that I pronounce the thing
 6 26|          young man less from the regret of the happiness he had
 7 26|   OBLATIONE'; that is, 'A little regret is not unsuitable in an
 8 26|         speak, "that we ought to regret the world when we offer
 9 26|       the world is the devil. To regret the world is to regret the
10 26|        To regret the world is to regret the devil; that is my conclusion." ~"
11 26|        curate, groaning, "do not regret the devil, I implore you!" ~
12 26|      impatience. "I do not say I regret; no, I will never pronounce
13 28|           you begin to awaken my regret." ~"Regret?" ~"Yes; I have
14 28|          to awaken my regret." ~"Regret?" ~"Yes; I have parted with
15 32|    procurator's wife and his own regret, that he did not see that
16 35|          felt only the liveliest regret at the parting; and as they
17 54|      slowly withdrew, as if with regret. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~