Chapter

 1 1 |       and the sake of those who belong to you. By the latter I
 2 6 |        that the Musketeers, who belong to the king and nobody but
 3 6 |   enemies of the Guardsmen, who belong to the cardinal." ~"Yes,
 4 6 |       youth and that he did not belong to the corps, invited him
 5 7 |       not forget that I wish to belong to the Church, and that
 6 8 |   knowing that these Musketeers belong to Monsieur de Treville,
 7 10|         Bonacieux; I tell you I belong to the queen!" cried the
 8 12|          Bonacieux was known to belong to the queen; the duke wore
 9 18|       this moment, and does not belong to you. In the name of the
10 25|         Porthos may imagine you belong to the house, and in a fit
11 26| continued, "And yet, while I do belong to the earth, I wish to
12 36|   emphasis. "My arm and my life belong to you, like my love." ~"
13 40|      cardinal; "to which do you belong?" ~"I am the son of him
14 41|     simplifying minister, which belong to history, the chronicler
15 51|         your mistress? Do these belong to the cardinal? Upon my
16 56|     that these events seemed to belong to another life than mine,
17 66|        and sternly. "You do not belong to the human species; you