Chapter

 1 1 |    seeking everywhere for brave fellows to recruit for his Musketeers!" ~
 2 2 |        legion of devil-may-care fellows, perfectly undisciplined
 3 2 |        actions. ~"Certes, these fellows will all either be imprisoned
 4 5 |        prevented. I think these fellows will never come." ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   "
 5 6 |       of yours are very devils--fellows to be hanged." ~"No, sire,"
 6 6 |   accompanied by the four young fellows, directed his course toward
 7 16|         to sleep. ~"These young fellows can none of them drink,"
 8 27|      down by serving men. Those fellows strike hard, and don't leave
 9 28|        louis, at least. Ah, you fellows are good managers! You ride
10 34|     Artagnan. ~"I believe these fellows have managed their business.
11 43|         quarrel about?" ~"These fellows were drunk," said Athos. "
12 46|        by all those importunate fellows, who keep coming in, saluting
13 47| distribute ourselves for twenty fellows armed with pickaxes, mattocks,
14 47|         Rochellais are bungling fellows," said Athos; "how many
15 47|            Still my three brave fellows!" murmured the cardinal. "
16 51|         palate, "they are brave fellows! But what the devil are