Chapter

 1 29| contradiction) so vain as almost to rival Porthos. To this preoccupation
 2 29|        black hood, who saw in her a rival really to be dreaded; a
 3 33|           over her, and supplant my rival." ~"I will never help you
 4 35|         love addressed to his happy rival. D'Artagnan was in a dolorous
 5 35|             toward the sorrows of a rival. ~Milady opened the letter
 6 37|          wishes. It was no longer a rival who was beloved; it was
 7 41|             amorous man and jealous rival. ~Richelieu, as everyone
 8 41|          but to avenge himself on a rival; but this vengeance must
 9 45|           to have him killed by his rival; it was you who, when this
10 45|           it was you who, when this rival had discovered your infamous
11 61|         before she had believed her rival but a sincere and devoted