Chapter

 1 4 |      and do you suppose--" ~"I suppose, monsieur that you are not
 2 8 | Planchet," the reader must not suppose it was night, or that day
 3 19|       What is become of her? I suppose you mean--" continued d'
 4 25|        possible, monsieur; but suppose I should happen to be brought
 5 26|       we know better than they suppose. In his projects of intrigue
 6 28|      devil! A horse is mortal; suppose mine had had the glanders
 7 31|    Therefore your lordship may suppose they are only assumed names,"
 8 35|     And yet it is difficult to suppose such a resemblance should
 9 37|  replied d'Artagnan; "but now, suppose this poor Comte de Wardes
10 38|        and that then she would suppose I was your accomplice; so
11 39|        forest of Bondy." ~"But suppose we all go," said d'Artagnan; "
12 39|        fell from the clouds, I suppose?" ~"No, the third was brought
13 48|   since here they are. I don't suppose that our friend d'Artagnan
14 50|        ears; but she could not suppose that he had dug a countermine
15 55|         I?" cried Felton. "You suppose that I would ever accept
16 63|    young woman was too pure to suppose that any female could be