Chapter

 1 1 |      Artagnan had ridden him hard during the last stage. Thus
 2 10|    close together and pretty hard, the other after an interval,
 3 11|   spy." ~"The word is rather hard." ~"How are they called
 4 16|  that you are wrong to be so hard upon us tender hearts." ~"
 5 17| cardinal. And yet it is very hard," added she, "that a man
 6 20|   the throat, and pressed as hard as he could. "Monsieur,"
 7 26|      which would be to these hard theological questions what
 8 27|    men. Those fellows strike hard, and don't leave off in
 9 28|    but it is not a horse for hard work." ~"You are mistaken;
10 53|  polished like marble and as hard and impenetrable, she recognized
11 61|      are shall not be a very hard prison, and we will do all