Chapter

 1 9 | lord," cried Porthos, "what precautions for the study of theology!" ~"
 2 12|      and who, with the same precautions and the same good luck,
 3 24|  entirely on account of her precautions, the boatman had paid more
 4 29|     As d'Artagnan took some precautions to conceal himself, Porthos
 5 36| Besides, she had a thousand precautions to take, a thousand counsels
 6 44|  Medicis, I should use less precautions than I take, being simply
 7 45|     his route with the same precautions he had used incoming. ~Let
 8 50|   cause me to be killed, my precautions are taken. Not a penny of
 9 51| might appear--thanks to the precautions taken, and above all to
10 56|  yet, notwithstanding these precautions, I remained for some time
11 63|  hears us." ~"Why all these precautions?" ~"You shall know." ~Milady