Chapter

1 12|          vows. It is sacrilege to struggle against so many things,
2 14|         no longer maintaining the struggle with Europe but by the eternal
3 24|           a violent and desperate struggle. D'Artagnan even fancied
4 29|           Porthos observed a last struggle between love and avarice. ~"
5 39|         be carried away without a struggle. Nevertheless, Monsieur
6 47| discouragement, "it is useless to struggle longer. I may as well blow
7 52|         but it is with men that I struggle, and I am but a woman to
8 54|          be forced to undergo the struggle, and confess my faith. Listen,
9 56|         seized me, and I tried to struggle against sleepiness. I arose.