Chapter

 1 5 |       required all his skill to defend himself against an adversary
 2 5 |     good situation, and able to defend himself. ~Bicarat and Porthos
 3 6 |        young men are obliged to defend themselves." ~"Listen to
 4 9 |        if we appear inclined to defend you, they will arrest us
 5 12| surrounded with guards who will defend you, with servants who will
 6 19|        we are attacked, we will defend ourselves; if we are tried,
 7 26|     away. He resolved, then, to defend the door bravely; and as,
 8 40|         quite trouble enough to defend and recompense our friends.
 9 41|       the wretch had nothing to defend himself with but his discharged
10 43|       quickly. "You did well to defend the honor of a woman; and
11 45| faithful friend whom I love and defend, or I swear to you by the
12 50|          but I warn you I shall defend myself, even against you." ~"
13 51|     long as the men who were to defend the walls remained strong
14 56|       of the strength either to defend myself or to fly. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
15 57|   husband was no longer here to defend me. Lord de Winter believed
16 65|    Athos; "you shall be free to defend yourself. Justify yourself