"'And you,' returned the prisoner, 'who bid me to ask to see you; you, who when I did ask to see you, came here promising a whole world of revelations; how is it that, nevertheless, it is you who are silent, and it is I who speak? Since, then, we both wear masks, either let us both retain them or put them aside together.'" Ch. 1, The Prisoner, pg. 12.

"'Monseigneur,' answered Aramis, with a respect he had not yet shown, 'do realize that the king, will, if you desire it, be he who, leaving his dungeon, shall sit upon the throne on which his friends will place him.'" Ch. 1, The Prisoner, pg. 27.

"Great geniuses of every kind live upon unseen, intangible ideas; they act without themselves knowing why." Ch. 3, Who M. Jean Percerin was, pg. 43.

"'Yes' said D'Artagnan aloud; then, in a low voice, 'If...