Chapter

 1 3 |    Musketeers to expose their lives needlessly; for brave men
 2 8 |    from their purses to their lives; four men always supporting
 3 11|      that one of your friends lives in that house?" ~"I say
 4 12|       my happiness with their lives; but what is that to me,
 5 16| mistress loved him, and there lives not a man who has not been
 6 21|  destinies of nations and the lives of men are suspended. He
 7 26|  superiority over those whose lives we know better than they
 8 26|      jealous eye, reading the LIVES OF THE SAINTS to the mistress
 9 26|     the little abbe who reads LIVES OF THE SAINTS, and translates
10 27|       that we perhaps owe our lives to him. Do you remember
11 42|     it is our lot to risk our lives; but she," asked he, in
12 48|   devoted to us to risk their lives for us? No." ~"My faith,"
13 48|       said Aramis. ~"He still lives." ~"Are you quite sure of
14 48|     that clever personage who lives at Tours." ~Aramis resumed
15 51|      intelligence of you. She lives; she is in safety in a convent;
16 53|       their fortunes or their lives. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    Those