Chapter

 1 6 |        earth." ~"Why, this is a victory!" cried the king, all radiant, "
 2 6 |        all radiant, "a complete victory!" ~"Yes, sire; as complete
 3 6 |          Fresh sharpened by his victory, full of hopes of future
 4 15| Treville, and who felt that the victory was escaping him, "well,
 5 28|         them, so sure was he of victory; d'Artagnan turned aside
 6 31|          They are the spoils of victory." ~"I, the heir of an enemy!"
 7 44|   Eminence's Guards decided the victory in favor of the king's Musketeers;
 8 47|      them the trophies of their victory. ~"Reload the muskets, Grimaud,"
 9 55|        toward him with a cry of victory, she rose, beautiful as
10 63|   contemplates at the same time victory and defeat, and who is quite