Chapter

 1 12|          had at first positively refused; but at length became afraid
 2 15|         an order which they have refused to show me, one of my, or
 3 16|     which Anne of Austria always refused him--Anne of Austria had
 4 20|      hotel. d'Artagnan and Athos refused them. The host replied that
 5 25|           you know that is never refused among neighbors." ~Without
 6 27| gentlemen; and he, as usual, has refused. Ah, good heaven! There
 7 34|   invitation which the Musketeer refused with a majestic air. ~Mme.
 8 40|          ensign, and that he had refused. ~"And you were right,"
 9 47|       for equipment. ~D'Artagnan refused; but thinking the opportunity
10 49|          England, and positively refused to obey what he took for
11 56|       call for help, but my legs refused their office. It appeared
12 59|      Buckingham because he twice refused you yourself to appoint
13 63|          he, "they likewise have refused me." ~"That, dear friend,
14 64|       accompany him, but the man refused. ~Athos then plunged into
15 64|         evinced the same terror, refused, in his turn, to accompany
16 64|        with signs of terror, and refused. Then Athos took from his
17 67|          he, "they likewise have refused me." ~"That, dear friend,