Chapter

 1 15| Treville. "But his Majesty has judges, and these judges will decide." ~"
 2 15|  Majesty has judges, and these judges will decide." ~"That is
 3 15|       Send the case before the judges; it is their business to
 4 16|        Austria, stimulated the judges in the affair of Calais,
 5 50|  detain a prisoner; but I have judges quite ready who will quickly
 6 50|  Winter, my brother. And these judges, I warn you, will soon send
 7 55|   executioners from iniquitous judges? You are not willing that
 8 65|      shudder crept through the judges at the revelation of these
 9 65|        Athos, "you who are her judges, what is the sentence you
10 65|      upon her knees toward her judges. ~Athos stretched out his
11 66|        a tribunal. You are not judges! You cannot condemn me!" ~"
12 66|      it may be plain we act as judges." ~"That is correct," said
13 67|    have constituted yourselves judges, without remembering that