Chapter

 1 1 |      after his master. ~"Base coward! false gentleman!" cried
 2 1 |    the street, crying still, "Coward! coward! coward!" ~"He is
 3 1 |        crying still, "Coward! coward! coward!" ~"He is a coward,
 4 1 |       still, "Coward! coward! coward!" ~"He is a coward, indeed,"
 5 1 |    coward! coward!" ~"He is a coward, indeed," grumbled the host,
 6 1 | evening before. ~"Yes, a base coward," murmured d'Artagnan; "
 7 4 |      necessarily make a man a coward. Look at Aramis, now; Aramis
 8 4 |     dream of calling Aramis a coward? No, certainly not, and
 9 24|    will." ~"Because you are a coward, Planchet." ~"Monsieur,
10 36|     will not be dead. He is a coward." ~"With women, perhaps;
11 41|     man of courage and such a coward as you. Stay where you are;
12 43|      be presumed that he is a coward." ~"'Judge not rashly',
13 56|     my sleep that enabled the coward to prevail, but my swoon." ~
14 56|     thief of honor, as a base coward! On the cross I swear, if