Chapter

 1 5 |    that might result from this duel which generally results
 2 5 | proposed to him to put off the duel for three days, "and if
 3 5 |      secret the cause of their duel. ~Athos indeed saw a second
 4 5 |    chosen for the scene of the duel was exposed to its full
 5 6 |       ordinary conditions of a duel. It is a brawl; and the
 6 11|        ago I was near having a duel with Aramis concerning a
 7 15| Musketeer who, in the annoying duel which you are acquainted
 8 23|   Porthos at Chantilly, with a duel on his hands; Aramis at
 9 31|      it not be the custom in a duel?" ~"Even on the field of
10 32|       played by Porthos in the duel, it had not made him forget
11 37|     thought of this impossible duel, endeavored to turn the
12 37|     bore some resemblance to a duel, d'Artagnan began to recover
13 63|     the issue of this terrible duel, in which her enemies showed