Chapter

 1 2 |         in winter. From fifty to sixty Musketeers, who appeared
 2 9 |        and one may draw fifty or sixty pistoles from this good
 3 9 | ascertain whether these fifty or sixty pistoles are worth the risk
 4 20|      gentleman; "I have traveled sixty leagues in forty hours,
 5 21|        hotel. He had made nearly sixty leagues in little more than
 6 27|             That purse contained sixty pistoles; where is it?" ~"
 7 27|          purse back and keep the sixty pistoles." ~"But Monseigneur
 8 28|       that I sent on a hamper of sixty bottles of it in the wagon
 9 41|          themselves within about sixty paces of the bastion. They
10 43|       four pieces of cannon, and sixty flags, which were taken
11 51|         a retrograde movement of sixty years impressed upon his