Chapter

 1 6 |      after all." ~"But this encounter, sire, is quite out of the
 2 8 |     the consequences of the encounter which was doubtless about
 3 15|    day, in that unfortunate encounter which took place near the
 4 19|     dread some disagreeable encounter if I were to go home." ~"
 5 37|  the morrow to bring on the encounter between him and de Wardes
 6 43| will not be my fault if our encounter this evening be not advantageous
 7 44|   of us. It is he who in an encounter with your Eminence's Guards
 8 48|   Aramis remained behind to encounter the jokes of the dragoon
 9 51| horror of bloodshed in this encounter, in which Frenchman would
10 63|    for after our very first encounter, I could by saying a word
11 67|    for after our very first encounter, I could by saying a word